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30-10-2011, 03:39 PM
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| | | Bawld magpie Wonder if anyone knows wats happend to this magpie,the top off its head and neck is featherless could it be mites or something similar.
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| | | Re: Bawld magpie We had one around the garden for 2 or 3 years where all the parts that were normally covered in white feathers, were naked.
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