Um, then there are some members of the corvid family also.
Jackdaws, crows and magpies mostly. The first are everywhere and in great numbers too at my whereabouts. They are social birds and 'work' in family groups. Crows, not nearly as many as jackdaws and I only sometimes bump into one and think hey, that's a deep black coloured and quite a big bird. Cool bird, I'd say. Magpies you see quite regularly here. And/or hear them. Corvids tend to be loud and noisy often and they even fall into the group of song birds. All the members of the Corvidae family are somewhat larger birds with strong beaks and both sexes look alike. I think they're probably one of the smartest birds on the planet.
Jackdaw (Corvus monedula).
Crow, Carrion (Corvus corone).
Magpie (Pica pica)
Um, I tend to not like magpie very much. Well, it's quite an impressive bird, elegant/agile in flight and they're quite bright, I'm sure but they loot nests and eat other smaller birds' eggs and their young and are quite feared by those birds. Some say the magpie's shape (nowadays) looks like the shape the first birds had. Those birds evolved from lizards, were quite big and flew around millions of years before human bs 'arrived' on this planet.
