Singing Starling

Singing StarlingAdults are black with red eyes and a short, square tail. They nest in tree holes, cliffs, or buildings and occur on New Guinea and nearby island groups.What does it look like?Adults are black, with red eyes and a short square tail. Young birds are pale and streaked below.How does it live?Adults are black with red eyes and a short, square tail. They nest in tree holes, cliffs, or buildings and occur on New Guinea and nearby island groups.It nests in tree holes, cliffs, and buildings. It is found in open lowlands, forest edges, and coastal areas, up to about 1,500 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.