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    Fleshy things on Baby Magpie's beak

    Thank you!
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    Fleshy things on Baby Magpie's beak

    I'm sure I will as well. Thanks for the introduction!
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    Fleshy things on Baby Magpie's beak

    Thank you. I was worried it may have been sick.
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    Fleshy things on Baby Magpie's beak

    Hello. I have noticed that a Baby Magpie that visits our house regularly has weird flesh coloured things next to the part of it's beak that joins into it's head. Is this cancer? Or is it normal. I reckon it's normal because (I think) Ravens have these when they are babies. -Heath
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