Black-billed magpie
Pica hudsonia
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- Mass
- 145–210 gObie płcie — Cornell
The black-billed magpie inhabits open forests, woodland and settlements. An omnivore, it eats insects, grain, fruit, carrion and other birds’ eggs. It collects
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Pica hudsonia
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The black-billed magpie inhabits open forests, woodland and settlements. An omnivore, it eats insects, grain, fruit, carrion and other birds’ eggs. It collects ticks from large mammals and briefly caches some food.
Pairs build large domed nests with side entrances. Males bring sticks; females finish the interior with mud and grass.