Magpie in English, also its Latin name is *Pica pica* which I find kinda funny
My favourite way to find names for animals in other languages is to go to the Wikipedia article and then look at the article in the language I’m looking for 🙂
It’s a Cutter. Skjære = cut
“Annoying piece of shit”
The english name is obviously ‘cut’ 🤷🏻♂️
If your posting this shit. Please make sure you include 2 birds.
Now I have to go outside and look for another one.
OP, do you not know how to use Google? Seriously? ONE search got me the result needed.
It is a magpie, or more specifically an Eurasian magpie / common magpie. In Australia, they have the Australian magpie (plystreskjære), often also just referred to as magpie, but it is a completely different bird, so depending on who you converse with in the world, just magpie could cause some confusion. But here in the North, just magpie should do just fine!
magpie
Tip: in the norwegian wiki page you’ll find the scientific name pica pica, and if you google that you’ll find the english wiki page with the english name, Eurasian Magpie
In the future, try looking up the bird on wikipedia. If there’s no link to an english article, you’ll still have the latin name, which you can google to get an english result.
Eurasian Magpie
Ted!!! That’s Ted. He’s great. Ask him about jazz, he’s got stories. He’s a magpie.
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Magpie
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Magpie in English, also its Latin name is *Pica pica* which I find kinda funny
My favourite way to find names for animals in other languages is to go to the Wikipedia article and then look at the article in the language I’m looking for 🙂
It’s a Cutter. Skjære = cut
“Annoying piece of shit”
The english name is obviously ‘cut’ 🤷🏻♂️
If your posting this shit. Please make sure you include 2 birds.
Now I have to go outside and look for another one.
OP, do you not know how to use Google? Seriously? ONE search got me the result needed.
It is a magpie, or more specifically an Eurasian magpie / common magpie. In Australia, they have the Australian magpie (plystreskjære), often also just referred to as magpie, but it is a completely different bird, so depending on who you converse with in the world, just magpie could cause some confusion. But here in the North, just magpie should do just fine!
magpie
Tip: in the norwegian wiki page you’ll find the scientific name pica pica, and if you google that you’ll find the english wiki page with the english name, Eurasian Magpie
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o5ERUyMOgec
Google
Heard of “Google”?
Hehe
OreoBird
One for sorrow
Oh that’s Steve, I’d recognise him anywhere 🙂
Det dær e en sjure
One for sorrow…
In the future, try looking up the bird on wikipedia. If there’s no link to an english article, you’ll still have the latin name, which you can google to get an english result.
Eurasian Magpie
Ted!!! That’s Ted. He’s great. Ask him about jazz, he’s got stories. He’s a magpie.
Probably Dave.