Magpie T-Shirts

Does the magpie guard, provide or steal the numbers? I'm not entirely sure. Either way, the wait will be a long one. This oil painting features a black-billed magpie, one of the corvids we see daily here in the west. They are clever, fierce, curious birds.

This cute magpie bird illustration is perfect for every birdlover, birdwatcher, birder, everyone who likes to watch birds and want to show that with a cool design. A nice gift for kids, women, men.

The Thieving Magpie

A wild watercolor drawing of a magpie flying. He has spread both his wings and is flying a little diagonally through the image. The background is full of wild splashes in shades of blue and pink. Very dynamic picture.

Magpie Dreaming - follow your dreams, let yourself fly free! Graphic Pen and Acrylic on canvas, hand drawn and hand painted.

A nuts and bolts collector

Keeping your magpie fly free can be an anxiety ridden task, for all parties.

Colorful animals art.

A proud red-billed blue magpie shows off his magnificent tail. How impressive!

Very cute illustration of Eurasian Magpie

Whether you're a fan of pixel art, a bird lover, or simply someone who appreciates quirky and nostalgic designs, this tee is a perfect addition to your wardrobe. It's a conversation starter, a nod to retro aesthetics, and a celebration of Australia's natural beauty all in one.

Magpie Face

Traditional ink drawing.

A fuchsia magpie among pastels in a magical setting.

Australian White-Backed Magpie

Sony DSLR A200 Sigma 150mm - 500mm lens @ 500mm ISO 100 F6.3 1/160 Sec

When they're not swoopin'

A watercolor and colored pencil illustration of an Australian Magpie, showing off wing feathers and red eye with beak held high, perched on a branch.

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Caw Blimey

One for sorrow, Two for joy, Three for a girl, Four for a boy, Five for silver, Six for gold, Seven for a story never to be told.

In Essex in 1138, the Twelfth Doctor anachronistically played his electric guitar through a Magpie Electronics amplifier on a tank in a medieval castle. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice) He later used this same amplifier on the TARDIS. (TV: Before the Flood) In 1953, the Wire contacted the owner, Mr Magpie, making him sell television sets cheaply as part of her plan to "tak[e] people's faces, their essences" and get a physical body. (TV: The Idiot's Lantern) Although Magpie himself was killed by the Wire, Magpie Electricals survived the loss of its proprietor, and continued to exist well past the 1950s.

HECKLE and JECKLE

A vector illustration of a flying magpie. You see the bird from a side. Both wings are spread out.

Embrace the beauty of Japan with our Japanese Magpie on Sakura Branch T-shirt – a striking red and black design that captures the elegance of this iconic bird perched amidst delicate cherry blossoms.

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

A striking magpie perched amongst the leaves of an autumn maple tree.

Merry Magpie Christmas

This magpie design can only show up on black backgrounds. For all magpie lovers!

Magpies galore visited Evelyn's garden

This is an extract of my paintinjg..acrylic on wood magpie. We have a family of these wonderful birds that have chosen to share their lives with us. Bliss.

Magpie in city

A pied Pegasus in flight.

This cute, round, cartoon songbird is a Yellow Beaked Magpie!

In Essex in 1138, the Twelfth Doctor anachronistically played his electric guitar through a Magpie Electronics amplifier on a tank in a medieval castle. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice) He later used this same amplifier on the TARDIS. (TV: Before the Flood) In 1953, the Wire contacted the owner, Mr Magpie, making him sell television sets cheaply as part of her plan to "take people's faces, their essences" and get a physical body. (TV: The Idiot's Lantern) Although Magpie himself was killed by the Wire, Magpie Electricals survived the loss of its proprietor, and continued to exist well past the 1950s.