Loud, lively, and full of personality, the Common Myna is a bird you can hear before you see. With its sharp eyes, bright yellow beak, and unmistakable chatter, this gallery captures the energy and adaptability of this urban survivor.
Quick Facts:
Scientific Name: Acridotheres tristis
Habitat: Thrives in cities, towns, farmlands, and open woodlands.
Range: Native to South Asia; now widespread in Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and parts of Africa.
Diet: Omnivorous—feeds on fruits, insects, food scraps, and even small animals.
Behavior: Highly social and intelligent; often seen in pairs or flocks.
Notable Trait: Known for mimicry, loud calls, and adaptability to human environments.