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One meat-loving magpie risked it all for a ‘Just another day,’ Diane captioned the Commenters applauded the magpies efforts for a hearty meal while others poked fun at recent produce shortages.<br> RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Build-a-Bear launches adults-only ‘Build-a-Bear After Dark’… Facebook stock ends its devastating plunge after Mark…
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Share‘I’d do the same thing if I was a Maggie. Freeee fooood,’ one commenter said. <br>’This cant’s (sic) the reason we had no meat to buy,’ another joked.<br> The bird had used its beak to tear the plastic wrap on the steak open and left a mess of red meat behind after its meal<br> Commenters applauded the magpies efforts for a hearty meal while others poked fun at recent produce shortages<br>’Is that why the meat prices went up lol,’ one person wrote. <br>’Maggie thinks he’s hit the jackpot!’ wrote another. ‘How long has this been going on??’ <br>In a statement, a Coles spokesperson said staff take food safety seriously.<br>’While we have a comprehensive pest management hobart management system in place, when it comes to native and endangered birds we take a cautious approach, and sometimes work with wildlife experts to safely remove them from our stores,’ the spokesperson said.<br>’We have spoken with the store and understand the magpie left the store without any intervention.'<br>
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