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WebMagpie as a Power Animal Unlike the bird being a spirit and totem symbol, the magpie has lesser meanings as a power animal. It will come to you as a power animal if you always … WebThis video presents you the black-billed magpie call. We recorded this black-billed magpie singing during an afternoon. The black-billed magpie soundsoverall... steve stewart-williams

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