@volpeon depends on the kind of Magpie, I guess. The ones around here are a bit lighter around the head, and the beak is dark-grey to black, but yeah, I guess more of the body needs to be visible to get a clear distinction.

@volpeon I love how the face of the eagle is sooooooo chill and relax. It's just perfect

@volpeon Obviosuly very biased, but perhaps a pengu?

@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip i wish I had your dedication to the craft ​​ zhese are fantastic

@forst ​​

@volpeon Woah! That's an excellent emperor penguin! Thanks a bunch

@volpeon @FoxbrushTailwag how about an australian magpie? still similar, but a bit more white

@volpeon omg yes

What about brdStork?
Beak might be (way) too long tho x3

@irina @volpeon

I have a black-billed Magpie as one of my sonas, but I agree that a more-complete view of the borb would probably be needed to make it an obvious magpie. Or clichés, like it holding something shiny.

@volpeon @felifeli Why does the eagle look so smug did he sit in my house on fire again

@irina @volpeon @FoxbrushTailwag in fact there's a fair few Australian birds that would look great! Crimson Rosella, Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo, Kookaburra

@volpeon That hawk looks kinda woozy

hawk tuah

@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip why does the hawk look smug ​​

@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip this isn't for a specific birb but if i may make a request, perhaps a birb sitting in a nest?

@volpeon show some Tits!

@volpeon awww, the hawk looks so kind!

Totally cute, but a bit unusual for a bird of prey

@Johann150 Raptors have strong eyebrow energy ​​

@volpeon if you made the left one slightly more fat, it would be a more redundant round Robin.

@volpeon round robin