I hate magpies!!!!!

@mike said in [I hate magpies\!\!\!\!\!](/post/1491072) said:
Ouch

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Got him!
 
If you’re nice to them they are nice back to you. I feed a few Magpies around my area and have never had a problem being swooped. They have long memories.

From ChatGPT..
Magpies can recognise individual humans
Australian magpies have excellent memories and can learn to recognise particular people. They can remember humans who have previously threatened them or their nest, and can behave differently toward those people.
Even more interestingly, research on Australian magpies has shown that information about threats can spread through their social group.
So if one magpie learns that a particular person is dangerous, other magpies may subsequently become more wary of that person.
 
I've got some Magpies at my place, nice to have them around and they know who the good guys are.

The ones I don't like are the handful of debenture holding dinosaurs that have a vice like grip on this club and seem to be hell bent on dragging it back whenever it looks like there are some positive signs and it looks like we are making some forward progress and having a chance of achieving success.

You can only wonder what sort of stupid stunt they might pull off leading into the next season.
 

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