Samoan Starling

Samoan StarlingThe Samoan Starling is endemic to the Samoan Archipelago. A National Park of American Samoa survey recorded it in native forest and human-dominated forest, including fruiting trees.What does it look like?The ageing manual describes adults as glossy on the head and breast; younger birds are browner and duller.How does it live?The Samoan Starling is endemic to the Samoan Archipelago. A National Park of American Samoa survey recorded it in native forest and human-dominated forest, including fruiting trees.A National Park of American Samoa survey reports foraging in fruiting native trees and use of human-dominated and disturbed forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.