was convincing the world it was a corvid.
(, Wed 25 Nov 2020, 15:26, Reply)
Still, other experiments with the same tech have been done with real corvids in Japan. Those tengu know their stuff.
(, Wed 25 Nov 2020, 17:22, Reply)
to be honest, I wouldn't expect to see too many Australian magpies in a Göteborg backyard, where this was filmed. What you have there is is a Eurasian Magpie, (Pika Pika) which though having broadly similar feather colouring, is a different species, genus, and indeed, family of birds.
Australian maggies are bigger, have evil red eyes, and delight in raking the eyes of passing cyclists with their talons
(, Thu 26 Nov 2020, 6:54, Reply)
It does bear a passing resemblance to the flying demon that raked my helmet in Akaroa once when I was cycling, though.
I think you'll find the Eurasian Magpie's binomial name is Pica pica though.
lol helmet
(, Thu 26 Nov 2020, 8:29, Reply)