Followed me Up Mt Annan Drive from Stenhouse Drive, then all the way past the Gatehouse in the Gardens. Repeat on the return. Multiple Impacts to Helmet. Less scary than the one on the MTB track in the Gardens, but far more aggro.
Injured:No

Turning out of Wycombe into Banks St adjacent to small park. Attacked 4 times in 10 seconds. Position of sun and shadow allowed me to observe approaching bird and was able to deter with hand.
Injured:No

Multiple attacks in this area. Must avoid Alfred Street in this vicinty during magpie season if cycling. I resort to busier Chuter Avenue to bypass all together.
Injured:No

Witnessed a man get swooped twice by a magpie at the entrance to the carpark. Not injured and the magpie did not make contact with the person.
Injured:No

Witnessed an elderly man riding his bike and was chased by the magpie down Alice Street.
Injured:No

Witnessed a cyclist being chased by a magpie who was trying to swoop on him as he was riding west along the bike lane.
Injured:No

2 Magpies attacked myself and my labradoodle causing labradoodle to yelp out loud in concern and pain
Injured:Yes

Fairly aggressive Maggie. Swoops about 6 times
Injured:No

Magpie in the large gum tree on Millthorpe Rd swooped a couple of times
Injured:No

Thredbo River magpie. Aggressive to cyclists only. Rarely makes contact. Same every year. Tends to attack when you're riding slowly uphill towards Jindabyne.
Injured:No

Swooped twice by a magpie. Once on the bike and once off.
Injured:No

Was cycling along bardwell road when swooped by a magpie ... attempted a couple of swoops over about 100m of distance.
Injured:No

Swooping magpie...what else can I say...oh yeah, terrifying.
Injured:No

Attacked and injured on left cheek while walking to train station
Injured:Yes

Walking with my baby in his pram (bassinet style so we may have seemed like a big target). Magpie swooped in from the front over about forty metres (never seen them do that before) the once he was behind us would swoop in close and click (but no contact), rest on a street light then go again. I ran as I'm terrified of birds generally and especially with my baby there! Was wearing my GPS watch so I know the bird was chasing us for about five hundred metres, never seen them do that, either!
Injured:No

Nasty attack as I did my usual walking route. Magpie attacked my right side of head causing a lot of bleeding. I wasn't sure what had happened initially because it was like a big thud on my head. I carried on walking and then got hit on the left side causing even more bleeding. I looked up and saw the bird flying up onto a power line. I was covered in blood and the bird is very aggressive.<span style="font-weight:bold">Beware very aggressive!</span>
Injured:Yes

Swooped heading toward Windsor and also on way back. Followed for ~100m
Injured:No

Swooped by magpie at 6:30am, riding fast at 30km/hr . Made contact with side of head and helmet. Extremely aggressive magpie. Will change route.
Injured:No

Repeated attacks over a 10 day period commuting along Military Rd in Cremorne. Sadly, waiting for the immanent attack riding home nothing happened. I then noticed it had been hit by a vehicle and now flattened. I hope the chicks were old enough to fly the nest? Traffics still as bad though!
Injured:No

Injured:No