Man is stalked by a terrifying flock of 30 magpies as he walks down the road in Melbourne

Terrifying video footage reveals the second a person was stalked by a flock of magpies whereas strolling down a suburban road in Melbourne. 

The man was strolling in Bentleigh East when he was approached by one of many native birds final Tuesday.

‘As I used to be strolling alongside I seen one magpie following me, then three, then 4,’ he stated.

Terrifying video footage reveals the second a person was stalked by a flock of magpies whereas strolling down a suburban road in Melbourne

‘I rotated and realised I used to be being stalked by about 30 magpies.’

He then pulled out his cellphone and commenced to movie the black and white birds as they adopted him alongside the trail. 

The magpies trampled alongside the concrete behind him, with some flying to maintain up. 

They chirped in unison as they pursued the walker.

The man additionally filmed no less than 10 magpies observing him from the ability strains above.

‘Some had been within the timber, on the ability strains, however most operating alongside the bottom following me,’ he stated. 

He then pulled out his cellphone and commenced to movie the black and white birds as they adopted him alongside the trail. The magpies trampled alongside the concrete behind him, with some flying to maintain up

‘Such a lovely tune from so many birds.’ 

Magpies reside in territorial teams, that are giant sufficient to defend their territory.

The native birds are feared through the springtime breeding season, with quite a few encounters of magpie assaults.

The birds swoop at perceived intruders through the season in an try to guard their younger.   

Last yr, two victims suffered critical eye accidents and needed to endure emergency surgical procedure. 

James Glindemann, 68, was sitting on a park bench consuming some Chinese takeaway for lunch close to the Gippsland Shopping Centre, in japanese Victoria, on October 13 when a younger magpie appeared at his ft.

‘It checked out me and I did not give it any meals, so it simply attacked me,’ he beforehand instructed Daily Mail Australia.

‘First it struck my left eye and when it landed again on the bottom, I did not drop my meals and so it attacked me once more in the fitting eye.’ 

‘Some had been within the timber, on the powerlines, however most operating alongside the bottom following me,’ the person stated