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Yellow-eyed Starling

Yellow-eyed Starling

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A medium-sized, dark starling found on New Guinea and some adjacent islands. It is generally uniform in coloration, lacking the strong iridescence of many other starlings.
Where to spot
Forest edges, disturbed forests, and garden areas in New Guinea and smaller islands off its coast.
How to spot
Look for a plain, dark starling, often in small groups. Its less iridescent plumage differentiates it from many other starlings in its range. Listen for typical starling calls.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Active during daylight hours, often seen foraging in the canopy or mid-story.
While its common name suggests mimicry, the Mimic Starling is not particularly known for vocal mimicry, a trait more common in other starling species. Its name likely refers to its ability to blend in.
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