BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — A passerby could hear the cacophony from miles away in the Argentine capital, the unmistakable ...

Australia’s favourite animal duo has faced yet another hurdle after animal experts tried to separate the pair.

11:27, Wed, Nov 12, 2025 Updated: 11:27, Wed, Nov 12, 2025 UK gardens can attract robins, blue tits and finches; however, these common birds can often be scared away by a noisy gang of larger breeds.

A 12-year-old West Australian schoolgirl has been left with a devastating eye injury after being swooped by a magpie on her way home from school – an accident that will now see her face up to 18 ...

Leschenault mum Nicole Baldwin said her daughter Sam had just finished school and was walking across an oval in the town of Australind to meet her brother when the bird suddenly struck. “It was just a ...

An Aussie schoolgirl fears she may never see out of her left eye again after being viciously attacked by a magpie on her way home from school. Twelve-year-old Sam Moodie was walking home in Australind ...

Magpies, with their remarkable intelligence, can be a bit of a mixed blessing in our gardens. Their tendency to feast on eggs from other nests can deter other birds from visiting your garden. As ...

Magpies can prove quite controversial as they possess remarkable intelligence, yet they're notorious for raiding eggs from other nests, which often deters other birds from frequenting gardens. Birds ...

There is the wrath of an angry, nesting female who threatens divorce if her orders are not carried out. There is the secretive sneaking off for an occasional illicit affair. And then there's the ...

Despite a plethora of products designed to keep birds off buildings, our feathered friends are sending a clear message: Nice try. Eurasian magpies typically build their nests from thorny branches, but ...

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LATROBE Valley residents are once again being urged to take care outdoors, with swooping season underway across the region. Magpies aren’t the only culprits. Plovers are also known to defend their ...