The Myna bird in this picture is collecting its food in the streets of Bahrain. Environment-friendly birds are much needed in the country for green recreation. The country has to adopt and plant more fruit-yielding plants to its green revolution, which is the best option.
Neem season feeds on the fruits, and it's main food is warms and insects. Which is a threat to this bird due to a lack of supply in the Arabian Peninsula.
Myna bird's primarily native to South Asia, the Indian myna bird is often seen as an intruder on the Arab peninsula. However, it has successfully acclimated to the challenging local conditions.
The myna bird's nesting season spans from April to July in India, during which they display a preference for constructing nests along cliff edges and even within suburban structures.
Distinguished by its brown body, black hooded head, and distinctive bare yellow patch behind the eye, the common myna stands out. Its bill and legs exhibit a bright yellow coloration.
