IS THE MAGPIE A MIGRATORY BIRD IN THE US?

In the U.S., the magpie is primarily represented by the Western and Black-billed magpies, which are generally considered non-migratory. They may exhibit some local movements in response to food availability or environmental conditions, but they do not undertake long-distance migrations like many other bird species. Overall, magpies tend to stay within their established territories year-round.