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SueRic | 12:30 Thu 30th Oct 2003 | Animals & Nature
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what is another name for an Australian magpie related bird that kills its prey by impaling it on thorns?
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The Butcher Bird.
13:48 Thu 30th Oct 2003
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a european bird that does this is called a shrike.
12:17 Fri 31st Oct 2003
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It could possibly be the Kookooburra I'm not really sure on the spelling but it is similar to the shrike in behaviour
23:10 Sat 01st Nov 2003
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As Jaybee has said, this will be the Butcher Bird. You refer to Australia so it will be the Grey Butcher Bird ... Cracticus Torquatus ... a member of the family Cracticidae. This bird looks very similar to a magpie and does kill its prey by impaling it on thorns or wedging it in the forks of branches.
12:49 Mon 03rd Nov 2003
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Probably the Butcher bird, but there's also a South Australian Piping Shrike.
12:19 Mon 17th Nov 2003

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