Noun:

சலசலவென்று ஒலி உண்டாக்கும் ஒரு வகைப் பறவை,

magpies's Usage Examples:

But up stepped man of the match Wilson with a top class display of quality goalkeeping to keep the magpies in the game.

A pair of Australian magpies were around the area.

Shearer played his part by putting the magpies in the lead from the penalty spot.

Green and grey parrots, ravens, swallows and magpies are also common.

The qualities for which he is celebrated by today's postmodern cultural magpies are the very ones that cost him half his career.

Little ringed plovers have nested on these islands since 1997, in spite of heavy predation from crows, magpies and herons.

Not to mention the dreadful unhygienic mess that nesting rooks can cause and the difficulty of removing the nests once established!Live prey is preferred at this time (especially young crows, rooks, magpies, voles and rabbits ).

crows, magpies and herons.

New born cygnets are mainly lost to crows, herons, magpies, turtles, pike and large perch.

Disturbingly, there now also appears to be a trend in individuals killing magpies under the guise of conserving local songbirds.

The second half saw the magpies stick to their task of breaking down probably the physically toughest side in the division.

Out-of-contract defender Matt Somner, 23, has also left Aldershot to join the magpies on a two-year deal.

Synonyms:

Pica pica, Pica, American magpie, European magpie, genus Pica, Pica pica hudsonia, corvine bird,

Antonyms:

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