NAUGHTY MAGPIE
at the University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery...
well,actually this particular bird, if it is indeed a magpie, is not the one...
but Mr Four and I encountered a particularly aggressive magpie at the Art Gallery at the University of the Sunshine Coast yesterday
the lady at the gallery said it has been particularly aggressive towards any children...great...it isn't easy trying to fend off a magpie when it insists on attacking the smallest person! Fortunately the little grandson isn't scarred for life, nor physically harmed in any way, but this Grandma will have to be vigilant in future. The kind receptionist even showed us out the back door, when said magpie stood at the front door waiting for us to cross the threshold. We would have made a good getaway, if it had not been for the fact that our protective hats flew off our respective heads in a strong wind, and while we were chasing them, the magpie managed to find us again! I do hope no other small children get harmed while there on school holidays!
The photos in this post were mainly taken in 2010,when visiting the university for the first time. Since my dearly beloved camera has broken, and I haven't replaced it yet! Decisions decisions!
at the University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery...
well,actually this particular bird, if it is indeed a magpie, is not the one...
but Mr Four and I encountered a particularly aggressive magpie at the Art Gallery at the University of the Sunshine Coast yesterday
the lady at the gallery said it has been particularly aggressive towards any children...great...it isn't easy trying to fend off a magpie when it insists on attacking the smallest person! Fortunately the little grandson isn't scarred for life, nor physically harmed in any way, but this Grandma will have to be vigilant in future. The kind receptionist even showed us out the back door, when said magpie stood at the front door waiting for us to cross the threshold. We would have made a good getaway, if it had not been for the fact that our protective hats flew off our respective heads in a strong wind, and while we were chasing them, the magpie managed to find us again! I do hope no other small children get harmed while there on school holidays!
The photos in this post were mainly taken in 2010,when visiting the university for the first time. Since my dearly beloved camera has broken, and I haven't replaced it yet! Decisions decisions!

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