Magpie Pica pica

Magpie
Magpie
Not just black and white ("pie"d) but iridescent blue, green and purple. The Magpie (also European/Eurasian Magpie to distinguish from other worldwide species) is a member of the corvid (crow) family and is remarkably intelligent for a bird. It is the only non-mammal known to be able to recognise itself in a mirror.
Magpie-Penguins Penguins!
Magpie-Penguins Magpies in the snow. The name Magpie was originally Pie as in Pied (black and white).
Magpie parent and juvenile The parent has a much longer tail than the juvenile.
Young magpie Juvenile, still with shortish tail, developing its colour.
Parent with young magpies Parent and juveniles.
Magpie parent feeding young
Young magpies harassing parent
Parent with young magpie
Young harassing parent for food.
Magpie Eurasian green tail
Magpie
Magpie
The Eurasian Magpie is native to much of northern and temperate Eurasia, with closely-related species in much of the remaining northern hemisphere areas.
Magpie underwing
Magpie green tail
Magpie on feeder
On garden feeder - white underwing, green tail and black-bordered white wing feathers.
Magpie Eurasian on peanuts
Magpie on feeder
Magpie on feeder
The subspecies present in the UK and much of continental Europe has the lovely taxonomic name of Pica pica pica.