Common Myna Fledgling
Acridotheres tristis (fledgling)
A Common Myna fledgling has left the nest but is still learning to fly confidently in parks, gardens, farmland edges, and streets. It follows adults closely, begging with loud calls while practicing short flights, hops, and perching. Its diet shifts toward the adult pattern of insects, fruit, seeds, scraps, and small invertebrates. A notable fact is that fledglings often look slightly duller and less polished than adults, with softer plumage and less assured movement.
- Type
- Wing
- Conservation status
- LC
Growth chain
- ?
- Common Myna Fledgling
- Common Myna