a group of australian magpies is usually called flock and tiding.
a group of australian magpies is usually called flock and tiding.
what is a group of australian magpies usually called?
flock and tiding
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the cracticines have large, straight bills and mostly black, white or grey plumage. all are omnivorous to some degree: the butcherbirds mostly eat meat; australian magpies usually forage through short grass looking for worms and other small creatures; and currawongs are true omnivores, taking fruit, grain, meat, insects, eggs and nestlings. the female constructs bulky nests from sticks, and both parents help incubate the eggs and raise the young thereafter.
cracticinae