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Crested or Chinese Myna

Crested or Chinese Myna: Flight and song
27 Apr 2018

Crested or Chinese Myna: Flight and song

by BESG | posted in: Species, Vocalisation | 0

“There is a well-established feral population of Crested Mynas (Acridotheres cristatellus) on the island of Penang that dates possibly back to the 1950s or even 1920s (See Wells 2007). At the venue of my workshop I spotted more than 10 … Continued

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Crested or Chinese Myna: Images of the nesting pair
24 Apr 2018

Crested or Chinese Myna: Images of the nesting pair

by BESG | posted in: Morphology-Develop., Nesting | 0

Further to the earlier post on the Crested or Chinese Myna (Acridotheres cristatellus), this post provides some images of the nesting pairs. “The mynas were still in the process of building nests and collecting material which was largely dried twigs … Continued

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Crested or Chinese Myna
22 Apr 2018

Crested or Chinese Myna

by BESG | posted in: Morphology-Develop., Species | 3

“I was up in Penang Island for a day to conduct a busy workshop for parents of children with special needs. I managed to get there early and spent 15 minutes checking out the lovely, green venue. “Spotted more than … Continued

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