Local magpie swoops every year on Rathmines Street near the corner of Clarke and Wingrove Streets. Maggie has swooped multiple times this season. Doesn't like dogs. This is the latest swoop....

Magpie kept swooping me. I was running in laps. Chased me off the park. And then came back again when I was running on the footpath, swooping me.

Travelling into Wynnum by bike, swooped several times. Much to the laugh of the people's watching The bird wasn't too aggressive.

Swooped while riding my bike

Swooping bird attacked 2 people on bikes followed and continued attacking up king street

Riding with a friend and swooped with contact - I got a beak in the side of my head and my friend got hit 3 times. We wisely decided to walk on the way back up and observed that there were two birds.

Swooping. No injury

I am regularly swooped at this intersection

Maggie swoop 2-3 times

Swooped repeatedly while walking.

Swooped twice while walking dog with child on bike

Very aggressive, focuses on ears, drew blood and followed for some distance continued to swoop

Came in fast with no audible warning. Two swoops, one hit to the helmet and another brush of its wings on my back.

It was just a little swoop, and it was fine, and it is on McLaren flat oval, not Rose Crescent

Swooped once running down Glencoe St, it didn't follow. Strangely I was not swooped running up Glencoe St earlier in the morning.

Maggie swooping, but not making contact. Been swooping each week of September.

Aggresive front attack. seemed to be a young bird.

Little grey butcherbird! Proud of himself too.

I was walking along when I heard magpie wings - luckily it was swooping the cyclist overtaking me at the time. Aerial swoops only, no contact. It was itself being harassed by a Willy wagtail,...

Magie kept hitting my helmet while riding

Swooped from behind while walking dog