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Common Myna, Acridotheres tristis, at Ranthambore National Park. Animal in nature habitat, Asia. Bird sitting on the branch. Clear Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden-crested Myna, Ampeliceps coronatus, Animal in nature habitat, Asia. Bird sitting on the branch. Clear background with fores Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common Myna, Acridotheres tristis melanostermus, bird from Sri Lanka. Animal in the nature habitat, Asia. Bird sitting on the bran Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rothschild`s Mynah, Leucopsar rothschildi, at Bali, Idonesia, Asia. Animal in nature habitat. Rare Bird sitting on the branch. Cl Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sumatran laughingthrush, Garrulax bicolor, white brown bird sitting on the tree branch in the tropic forest, Indonesia in Asia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common myna bird sitting on roof Royalty Free Stock Photo

A myna bird sitting on a branch with alert.

$Rothschild\'s Mynah, Leucopsar rothschildi, at Bali, Idonesia, Asia. Animal in nature habitat. Rare Bird sitting on the branch. Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Bali myna starling, Leucopsar rothschildi, pair couple in the nature habitat. Bird love in forest, wildlife. Rothschild`s Mynah, Royalty Free Stock Photo

White-vented Myna black bird sitting on a power line Royalty Free Stock Photo

White-vented Myna black bird sitting on a cable from Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

A myna bird sitting on a branch with alert. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Leucopsar rothschildi, Rothschild`s Mynah, at Bali, Idonesia, Asia. Animal in nature habitat. Rare Bird sitting on the branch. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The black starling is a chubby, medium-sized bird with yellow wattles on the nape, a stout, bicolored bill, and white flashes on the wings. Under tiny groups, usually in the canopy of a hill forest, as well as neighboring gardens and forests. Unlike related Southern Hill Myna, this species has a dark-based, bicolored bill with only two wattles localized to the nape. A harsh, downslurred "chewp" is uttered once or frequently, and the call is shorter than that of the Southern Hill Myna.