Common Magpie Collection
The common magpie, scientifically known as Pica pica, is a fascinating bird that has captured the attention of artists and nature enthusiasts throughout history
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The common magpie, scientifically known as Pica pica, is a fascinating bird that has captured the attention of artists and nature enthusiasts throughout history. In 19th-century artwork C013 / 6315, this striking creature was depicted in all its glory, showcasing its distinctive black and white plumage. One remarkable sighting of the common magpie occurred in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park when an Iberian lynx found itself with a curious companion. Behind the lynx stood a mischievous magpie, perhaps drawn to the lynx's presence or hoping for some scraps from its hunt. In Titchwell, Norfolk, England, UK, a magpie perched gracefully on a lichen-covered tree branch. The contrast between the vibrant green lichen and the bird's monochrome feathers created a picturesque scene straight out of nature's canvas. A color lithograph beautifully captured the essence of this captivating species. Its intricate details showcased every feather and highlighted the intelligence behind those piercing eyes. Even everyday scenes can become extraordinary when accompanied by these charismatic birds. A magpie confidently sat atop a public footpath sign in Essex, UK during April—a reminder that wildlife often shares our urban spaces. Winter transformed Lorraine, France into an enchanting wonderland where snow-covered branches served as perches for brave magpies braving icy temperatures. Against this wintry backdrop, their stark black-and-white appearance added life to an otherwise monochromatic landscape. March brought new beginnings as another intrepid magpie took flight from a hedgerow in Titchwell once spring began to bloom. Its wings spread wide against clear skies symbolized freedom and adventure—an inspiration for us all. Scavenging is not uncommon among corvids like hooded crows and Eurasian Magpies who wait patiently together for opportunities to feast on discarded treasures left behind by others. Their partnership showcases how different species can find unity even in the pursuit of sustenance.