Australian magpies forage for food on the ground.
They are often seen foraging on roadside verges.
Sometimes, people give magpies ‘treats’.
The ‘treats’ people give magpies might harm them.
Two magpie families learn about which foods to feed their babies.
Adnyamathanha and Kaurna words provide the foundation to this story about Hungry Magpies.
Magpies were observed on the roadside verge at Barossa Nanna’s house. Conversations between Urrakurli (Adnyamathanha) and Akurraka (Kaurna) families were imagined by Jay Bee and Heather.
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Jay Bee is of Adnyamathanha, Yarluyandi, and Narungga descent.Jay Bee has earned a range of vocational and academic qualifications including a teaching qualification. Jay Bee has spent the better part of the past 30 years delivering education, training, development, and capacity building programs to Aboriginal communities across Australia. As an educator, Jay Bee often considered writing books to inspire Aboriginal youth to enjoy reading and to extend the understanding of Aboriginal culture to the world.Jay Bee’s unstinting support of the Yuratu Mathanha Senior Women’s Group through their silk painting workshops over many years has led to individuals exhibiting and selling their artwork.
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