Pica Collection (page 2)
"Pica: The Enigmatic Magpie" Magpies, known scientifically as Pica pica
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"Pica: The Enigmatic Magpie" Magpies, known scientifically as Pica pica, are captivating birds that have long fascinated humans with their intelligence and striking appearance. These members of the Corvidae family share a close resemblance to ravens, such as the majestic Corvus corax. Picture No. 10890359 beautifully captures the essence of these avian wonders. Art enthusiasts may recognize the name "Pica" from Art is Long by Pica, an intriguing piece that showcases the enduring nature of art itself. Similarly, in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, an Iberian lynx finds itself accompanied by a mischievous magpie perched behind it – a moment frozen in time. From Titchwell in Norfolk to Essex in the UK, magpies can be spotted adorning lichen-covered trees or playfully resting on public footpath signs. Their presence adds charm and character to any landscape they grace. The historical significance of magpies cannot be overlooked either; Page 300 reveals The Magpie painted between 1810-17 with watercolors and manuscript text – a testament to humanity's fascination with these enigmatic creatures throughout centuries. Streitende Elstern depicts two feisty magpies engaged in what seems like an animated argument while Neapolitan exiles find solace amidst London's bustling streets under Il Duca Castromediano Caballeno's watchful gaze. Nature lovers will appreciate A Jay delicately captured on paper using watercolors – another member of this diverse bird family worth exploring alongside its charismatic cousin, the magpie. Lastly, let us not forget Cittarium pica - West Indian magpie shell - which serves as a reminder that even beyond feathers and flight lies beauty waiting to be discovered beneath ocean waves. Intriguing and multifaceted, Pica embodies both natural wonder and artistic inspiration for those who take notice.