The Collared Myna has a conspicuous white collar. Adults of both sexes have glossy blue-black plumage, while young birds are brown.
Adults have glossy blue-black head and neck feathers, a white collar at the sides of the neck, and a white patch on the wing. Juveniles are mostly brown.
It is often seen in pairs or small groups of three to five and forages in open fields for insects, fruits, and seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.