Bare-eyed Myna | Animalz

Bare-eyed MynaThe Bare-eyed Myna has bare dark skin around the eyes, black-and-white plumage, and a long tail. It is restricted to Indonesia’s Sula Islands.What does it look like?The face, throat, and wings are black, while the body, nape, and crown are white. Dark bare skin surrounds the eyes; the tail is very long, and the bill and legs are yellow. The sexes look alike, while juveniles have a mottled brown forehead.How does it live?The Bare-eyed Myna has bare dark skin around the eyes, black-and-white plumage, and a long tail. It is restricted to Indonesia’s Sula Islands.It occurs in the lowlands of Taliabu and Mangole, in open or degraded forest and cultivated areas. It uses the middle and upper forest levels; its diet is thought to consist mainly of fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.