I caught a greedy magpie filling its beak with leftover food.
It starts eating then, it fills its beak with food before flying away.
When the magpie is no longer hungry but there are still bits left on the bird feeder, it will digg the mud in my flower pots and hide them in there thinking it is a safe place to store food.
But, my dog has a very strong sense of smell and will quickly dig it out again and eat it... This is actually a problem because my dog is old and suffers from kidney failure.... so, I have to watch what she eats...
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