1. Magpies are omnivores, so it is ok to feed birds. Bugs such as breadworms can also be fed (if the birds are young, don't feed them too big). It is also possible to feed steamed bread and millet into small pieces after soaking. It should be noted that millet is not easy to feed and easy to spill. Later, I pulled out the needle of the syringe and fed it to Xiaomi, chewing the fruit or making it into small pieces. Also, don't feed more water. Feed a few drops of water every time your hands get wet. Feeding interval is about 40 minutes to 1 hour. Touch the crop to judge whether it is full, and don't feed it when it bulges. My birds are lively and always open their mouths to bark, but they are actually bulging, so you'd better touch them before feeding them to see if they are really hungry.

2. Magpie is a very adaptable bird. They inhabit high mountains and plains, and can be seen in wilderness, farmland, suburbs, cities, parks and gardens. But the general rule is that the more human activities, the more magpie population, and it is difficult to see this species in the inaccessible jungle. Magpies often form large groups and move in pairs, foraging in open farmland during the day and perching on tall tree tops at night. Magpie is one of the most popular birds. It likes to nest in the big tree next to the house and move around the residential area.