Hill Myna Bird Sounds

The common hill myna (Gracula religiosa), sometimes spelled "mynah" and formerly simply known as hill myna, is the myna most commonly seen in aviculture, where it is often simply referred to by the latter two names. It is a member of the starling family (Sturnidae)
The Common Hill Myna.
They can learn to reproduce many everyday sounds, particularly the human voice, and even whistled tunes, with astonishing accuracy and clarity.
Member of the Starling Family.
A resident in hill regions of South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Common Hill Myna - gracula religiosa in other language called Burung beo - mynah bird - Beostæren - miná religioso - Mainate religieux - merlo indiano
Although the hill mynah is able to mimic the human voice so expertly in captivity, it does not imitate the sounds of other animals when in the wild. However, it does copy the calls of neighboring mynahs. Consequently, mynahs living together in one area. The hill mynah is a sociable and energetic bird that spends most of its time in small, fast-moving flocks.
Wild figs are the hill mynah’s favorite food, and are gathered by the hundreds when the fig trees are in full fruit The mynah flies from tree to tree to track down the ripest fruit. It swallows small fruits whole but has to slice larger ones apart with its powerful bill, before devouring each segment.The hill mynah is also fond of necta the energy-rich liquid dispensed by flowers in exchange for pollination by insects, birds and mammals. When a mynah pushes its bill into a flower to reach the nectar inside, pollen sticks to its head. This pollen is then transferred to the blooms of the next tree visited by the bird.
The hill mynah supplements its mainly vegetarian diet by hunting insects; it flies into swarms of termites and snaps them up in midair From time to time, the mynah even hunts small rodents and lizards, killing them with hammer blows from its bill.
A hill mynah spots a tree laden with ripe figs and lands on an exposed branch to gorge itself. The mynah is interested only in the fig’s juicy flesh but cannot avoid swallowing some of its seeds.
The hill mynah is scarce in some parts of its range due to huge numbers of chicks being taken from nests to be sold as pets, but the mynah is not endangered. Stricter laws controlling the trade in cagebirds have at last been passed, which should lead to a gradual recovery of mynah populations.
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