Is Myna a Protected Animal?

Starlings are birds, passeriformes, starlings, starlings animals, can imitate the song of other birds, but also can imitate simple human language, is a popular caged bird. So, is myna a protected animal?

Is the bird a protected animal?

Myna is a protected animal, which has been listed in the List of Land Wildlife Protected by the State or of Important Economic and Scientific Research Value issued by the State Forestry Administration on August 1,2000. The protected species include myna, myna, forest myna, white-collar myna and golden crown myna.

Second, what do starlings eat? Is it a good bird?

Starling is omnivorous birds, animal food locusts, grasshoppers, scarabs, snakes, caterpillars, ground tigers, flies, lice, tabanus, mole crickets, earthworms, etc., plant food grains, plant fruits and seeds, vegetable stems and leaves, etc.

Starling often follows farmers and cattle behind pecking earthworms, insects, worms, etc., but also likes to peck on the back of cattle flies, flies and ticks, but also prey like locusts, turtles, mole crickets, etc., so it is an important beneficial bird for agriculture and forestry.