A bird with beautiful blue and black colouring and a long, luxurious tail with feathers that resemble fans!
The Taiwan blue magpie, commonly known as the Taiwan magpie or Formosan blue magpie (Urocissa caerulea). They have a tail that is longer than the European Magpie but are around the same size. Its length is between 64 and 65 centimetres, with the wing measuring 18 to 21 centimetres and the tail 40 centimetres long. It has a red beak and legs, iridescent yellow eyes, and black head, neck, and breast.
The bird’s remaining feathers are a deep shade of dark blue to purple. On the wings and tail are white patterns as well.
Male and female appearances are nearly identical.
Broadleaf woods between 300 and 1,200 m (980 and 3,940 ft) above sea level are where Taiwan Blue Magpies prefer to reside.
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