It is early days. A couple of half-hearted swoops.

Witnessed cyclist swooped twice immediately prior to south pine road overpass on Kedron Brook Bikeway

Swoop and hit on shoulder and helmet while cycling (on road)

Brushed the back of my helmet three times and chased me for a bit

Active early again this year, attacked during descend at high speed.

Got close and ‘clicked’. Gave up quickly only to swoop another cyclist straight after

Swooped from behind, hit back of my neck. This bird is here every year.

Very aggressive. Swooped numerous times, drawing blood at least twice.

Swooped, made contact but didn't draw blood. Just the one attack.

Has swooped over previous years but not this early.

Only swooped once,I was doing west downhill

Swooping attack for about 100-200m. No damage.

Repeated swoops of child on a bike. Wings made contact with side of face. This magpie has a long sweeping season usually early August through to November.

One swoop (high) only. If this is the same bird as previous few years, he will become more aggresive in the near future. My previous experience with this bird is that he goes after cyclists...

Multiple swoops while we tried to play basketball and enjoy the playground. So many swoops we ended up leaving.

Nasty swooper and persistent - 8-9 swoops

Swooped several times

My son was cycling and was swooped

The swoop occurred outside the Aviation School, swooped twice and made contact with my head, once I put up my umbrella swooping stopped, I was wearing a wide brimmed cap.

People on escooters swooped multiple times on the King Edwards footpath (northern side). Magpies swooped moving and stationary escooters.

Swooped 4 times while walking up Aitken Street then turning onto Thompson Street. Must be nesting on the property on the corner. Lived here for years, first time there’s been a swoop anywhere...