Red-billed Starling

Red-billed StarlingThe Red-billed Starling is identified by its red bill. Males have a white head and grey body, while females are mainly brown; large flocks form in winter.What does it look like?The bill is red. Males have a white head, grey body, and black wings with white patches. Females are mainly brown, and both sexes show white wing markings.How does it live?The Red-billed Starling is identified by its red bill. Males have a white head and grey body, while females are mainly brown; large flocks form in winter.It eats insects and fruit. In winter it may move in large flocks and gather at communal roosts.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.