What birds are black with a white tail?

Magpies: Magpies are social birds known for their distinctive black and white plumage, long tails, and intelligence. They have black heads, backs, wings, and breasts, with contrasting white bellies, shoulders, and parts of their tails.

American Oystercatcher: American Oystercatcher are shorebirds found along the coasts of North America. They have black upper parts, head, and neck with a striking white lower belly and undertail coverts.

Dippers: Dippers are small, stocky birds found near fast-flowing streams and rivers in North America and Eurasia. They have dark slate gray or black plumage with white or gray bellies and white patches on the corners of their wings. Some dipper subspecies have white undertail coverts.

Pharaoh Eagle-Owl: These large owls have black plumage on the upper parts, head, and wings, contrasting with a white throat, belly, and tail. They are native to Africa.