No other species of myna is common on the Nilgiris.

There were also Rothschild's myna birds and a lively puma.

A producer and DJ who goes by the name of myna(...)

Tells about his pet myna bird, brought to him by a servant, which eventually escaped.

A myna of some sort, though Horris had never been able to determine his exact lineage.

He glared at the myna, but the myna simply ruffled its feathers indifferently and looked away.

It was the bird, the myna or whatever it was, the one that belonged to Horris Kew.

Among the latter the most prominent are the grey-necked crow, the koel, the myna, the king-crow and the magpie-robin.

At Peshawar Mr. A. J. Currie once found four myna's eggs in a deserted crows' nest in a tree.

Photo: 123RF The birds, including a myna, pukeko and sparrow were found by locals in an unwell and distressed condition.

American Samoa is taking a more systematic approach to controlling the myna bird population by trapping the birds village by village.

The pied myna forms the one exception; he does not come into his full voice until the rains have set in.

The nests of the kingfisher and the sand-martin have already been described, that of the bank-myna belongs to May rather than to April.

Thus the creation of Skat Mandu and his cult of fervid followers, believers in a twenty-thousand-year-old wise man's words as channeled by a myna.

There are the kite, the scavenger vulture, the common myna, and a number of others, but these are the exceptions which prove the rule.

But Avele Lalogafuafua of the Wildlife Division, who is in charge of the myna bird control programme, says it was hard to track the results.