This time it’s another one of our Australian Magpie Larks. (The name is a misnomer as it is not related to either our Magpies, nor the Lark, but it is related to the unfortunately named Drongo?)
I think he’s quite a handsome bird, moreso before he’s had his first dip for the day! 🙂
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He is a handsome bird!
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Those eyes! 🙂
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I’m pretty sure he’d win in a stare-off competition! 😉
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It looks like he could hypnotize people! 🙂
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(O ^ O)
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Lol peewees… they attack my car mirrors lol
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That’s right! – Peewees! I’d forgot we used to call them that. 🙂 ( I think Peewit was more common on this side of Aus)
Better your mirrors than mirror sunnies!!! 😉
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Lol yep cause there is poop all over the cars from them …
Yes. It is funny. I know they are called magpie larks but I still call them peewees 🤣
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I have never seen one of these birds before; nifty black and white, quite stylish!!
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Definitely Formal Dress! – Black tie.;-)
They’re fairly common in Aus, found all around our city suburbs as well as farming or forested country areas.
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He looks a bit like a pigeon, actually — or maybe a dove.
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Roughly the same size and shape – but he has longer legs 😉
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