The boss is in Serbia until the beginning of April, so I can only really resign by e-mail. It was a quite friendly, complimentary e-mail though, not just "Found another job, leaving in 2 weeks, see ya later"
Yes, Butcher Birds are related to Magpies. And like most families, they don't really get along - Australian Magpies are twice the size of these guys & can be aggressive towards their smaller cousin. They'll leave other small birds alone, but not the Butcher Bird. Not sure how the family feud started, or how far back in time it was, but it seems to be genetically ingrained by now...
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Date: 2017-03-14 11:08 pm (UTC)Yes, Butcher Birds are related to Magpies. And like most families, they don't really get along - Australian Magpies are twice the size of these guys & can be aggressive towards their smaller cousin. They'll leave other small birds alone, but not the Butcher Bird. Not sure how the family feud started, or how far back in time it was, but it seems to be genetically ingrained by now...