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GypsyDrifter
GypsyDrifter

WA

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3 Jun 2015 11:11pm
My cats are great with the magpies and all the other animals in our backyard..
But these little guys are amazing
Animals know how to live together
One of my cats up and died last week of an unknown issue
This post is for you Miss Missy



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kk

WA

953 posts

3 Jun 2015 11:27pm
Thank you for sharing GD, losing a pet is the worst
GypsyDrifter
GypsyDrifter

WA

2371 posts

3 Jun 2015 11:34pm
Thanks kk unconditional animal love is hard to live without
cisco
cisco

QLD

12364 posts

5 Jun 2015 1:01am

I love your friend the magpie GD. Cracks me up.

Sorry for your loss. I know I have a sad day coming up in the not too distant with my girl.








da vecta
da vecta

QLD

2515 posts

5 Jun 2015 6:07pm
cool
dmitri
dmitri

VIC

1040 posts

5 Jun 2015 7:22pm
"unknown issue" could be a snakebite.
I read a story in the paper, that was before digital, about an old lady who was taking pictures of her dog running in the park.
A short while after the dog died of "unknown issue".
And when the lady processed the film on one of the pictures there was a snake hardly seen next to the dog popping out of the grass in full attacking mode.
dan111984
dan111984

461 posts

5 Jun 2015 5:37pm
Nice videos! Magpies are very friendly animals. (except when they are swooping you..) I used to feed them at my parents place. It's amazing how quickly they would become tame. Even to the point of jumping up on my lap and taking food out of my hand.
GypsyDrifter
GypsyDrifter

WA

2371 posts

6 Jun 2015 12:24am
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dmitri said..
"unknown issue" could be a snakebite.
I read a story in the paper, that was before digital, about an old lady who was taking pictures of her dog running in the park.
A short while after the dog died of "unknown issue".
And when the lady processed the film on one of the pictures there was a snake hardly seen next to the dog popping out of the grass in full attacking mode.


The thought had come to mind...but isn't it to cold...?
We Have had snakes in the back yard during this last summer
GypsyDrifter
GypsyDrifter

WA

2371 posts

6 Jun 2015 12:29am
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dan111984 said..
Nice videos! Magpies are very friendly animals. (except when they are swooping you..) I used to feed them at my parents place. It's amazing how quickly they would become tame. Even to the point of jumping up on my lap and taking food out of my hand.


They are dan....we have 2 baby magpies that live all of the day next to the back door and
duck under the house if the big males or old girls come and harass them. These 2 have been at the back door for
about 3 months or so...and last year we had to young ones as well...

I am buggered to know why and how the new babies know to come and crash at my back door
year after year.....they are way cute....and I am sure they know it
GypsyDrifter
GypsyDrifter

WA

2371 posts

6 Jun 2015 12:32am
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cisco said..

I love your friend the magpie GD. Cracks me up.

Sorry for your loss. I know I have a sad day coming up in the not too distant with my girl.


Thanks cisco......I was so hoping my girl would get to about 20
but she only got to 7 My girls make me a better person
Battle
Battle

536 posts

6 Jun 2015 1:01am
I lost 2 cats this past year.... it sucks cause they both disappeared never to be seen again.
We suspect this local creature. The Fisher.

Cute but deadly.

sn
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sn

WA

2775 posts

6 Jun 2015 6:05pm
Magpies are really entertaining when they know they can trust you,

When we lived in Wembley Downs there was an extended family of maggies nesting in three of the trees around our place.

They used to preen the red cloud kelpie and labrador - collecting fur for their nests. The dogs loved the attention.

A few of them would march into the house if the verandah door was left open, and patrol the kitchen for the rolled oats that somehow managed to get spilt

One of the juveniles nicked a part roll of wool that my sister was using - and there was much squabbling over the 30 feet or so of wool as it was repeatedly re-stolen by each nest, until I chopped it up into bits for them.

The really funny bit was how the maggies used to mix with Dads racing pigeons when I let them out for an evening exercise flight - a couple of the maggies used to get caught up in the flock and end up going through the trap and into the loft, then Dad would come home to 5 or 6 rather sheepish maggies waiting to get out, with their families outside carrying on like pork chops.

stephen
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