Wagga, please
I've moved to Australia; land of the deadly magpies
6 hours ago by FireWire400 to c/dull_mens_club
lichtmetzger 8 points 5 hours ago
This is just normal behaviour for the seagulls here in the city lol
CodandChips 5 points 3 hours ago
As with most creatures in Australia I guess, the Magpies are out to get you and you could take precautions but The eyes don't work...
Tollana1234567 4 points 4 hours ago
birds will do it, if you are close to thier nest.
A_norny_mousse 3 points 4 hours ago
report a swooping bird incident
Not sure why, but that's funny.
Are they really that aggressive even without protecting their young/eggs? Because that I have experienced many times (Northern Europe, all sorts of birds).
digdig 1 point an hour ago
My experience of Corvids is not to piss them off, they hold grudges and pass them down through generations.
Although, I feed the crows and ravens in my area, and they seem nice enough.
I suppose, pissing them off might have been the issue here.
BartyDeCanter 1 point 44 minutes ago
Wait, that episode of Bluey was based on a real thing?!? WTF Australia?
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