Sri Lanka Hill Myna

Sri Lanka Hill MynaThe Sri Lanka Hill Myna is endemic to Sri Lanka's wet forests. It eats fruit and moves through the canopy while giving loud calls.How can it be distinguished from the Common Hill Myna?Its black plumage has a purple sheen, the base of its orange-red bill is black, and it has two small wattles on the nape.Where does it nest, and what does it eat?The Sri Lanka Hill Myna is endemic to Sri Lanka's wet forests. It eats fruit and moves through the canopy while giving loud calls.It usually lives in pairs or small flocks and eats fruit. It moves through the canopy, gives whistling calls, nests in tree holes and adults feed the young.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.