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Red-billed Magpie Close Up |
Red-billed Magpie (Urocissa erythrorhyncha) Pictures and Detail
This is second Magpie after
Yellow-billed Magpie which I am going to cover in this blog. Recently, When I was taking pictures of Yellow-billed Magpie, then I noticed that there are few Red-billed Magpie are also around me.
The Red-billed Magpie in the picture above becomes my friend and I got a chance to take its close up picture. Though, the numbers of Yellow (Gold)-billed Magpies were much higher than the Red-billed Magpie birds.
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Red-billed Magpie on Tree |
Sometimes, we can find both Red-billed Magpie and Yellow-billed Magpie in a single group and the difference between these magpies is due to differences in color of their bills and feet; otherwise, both Yellow-billed Magpie and Red-billed Magpie are same physically.
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Red-Billed Blue Magpie |
For a person who does not have knowledge of this fact may find both of them the same. Red-billed Magpie are found In the Himalayan region in countries like India, Nepal, Combodia, Maynmar, Laos etc. The scientific name of this bird is Urocissa erythrorhyncha and it belongs to Corvidae family of birds.
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Red-billed Magpie |
Like Yellow-billed Magpie, Red-billed Magpie do eat insects, eggs of other birds, small mammals, fruits and nuts. These Magpies are also very vocal in nature and make many calls. To Know more about these birds, you can read a detailed article on
Yellow-billed Magpie.
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Yellow-billed Magpie |
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Red-Billed magpie |
I had a good communication with these birds during my recent Bird Photography tour. I enjoyed a good time with Yellow-billed and Red-billed Magpie.
It is very common to see beautiful flights of these birds as you see in the picture below.
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Flying Red-billed Magpie |
It is very common
to See Red-billed Magpie in the fields in search of food.
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Red-billed Magpie in Fields |
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