White-billed Starling

White-billed StarlingIts glossy blue-black plumage and pale bill stand out. In the Ethiopian and Eritrean highlands it uses cliffs, gorges, moorland, and towns, eating fruit and insects.What does it look like?Adults have glossy blue-black plumage, reddish-brown primaries, and a pale bill. Females have a pale grey head and breast.How does it live?Its glossy blue-black plumage and pale bill stand out. In the Ethiopian and Eritrean highlands it uses cliffs, gorges, moorland, and towns, eating fruit and insects.It occurs on cliffs, in gorges and moorland, and also in towns. It eats fruit and insects in pairs or small groups, forming larger flocks outside the breeding season.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.