The Korean magpie, known scientifically as *Pica sericea*, is a bird native to the Korean Peninsula. It is easily recognizable by its striking black and white plumage, long tail, and distinctive call. This bird is often found in various habitats, including forests, urban areas, and farmlands, where it forages for food such as insects, fruits, and small animals. In Korean culture, the magpie is considered a symbol of good fortune and happiness. It is often featured in traditional art and folklore, reflecting its significance in the lives of the people. The bird's presence is believed to bring joy and prosperity, making it a cherished part of Korean heritage.