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Re: birding-aus (RFI) Common Mynas

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Subject: Re: birding-aus (RFI) Common Mynas
From: Tom Tarrant <>
Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 07:53:10 +1000
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G'day Vicki and Ausbirders,

I believe there are now two introduced species resident in Singapore, the
Common (Acridotheres tristis) and White-vented or Javan Mynah (Acridotheres
javanicus)

Tom Tarrant
Dayboro, Qld
http://ats.com.au/~aviceda/

Vicki Parslow Stafford wrote:

> birding-aus
>
> I was recently in Singapore, where Mynas are a common inhabitant of the
> city areas.  However, they differ somewhat in appearance from the Common
> Mynas now seemingly intent on taking over Australia.  The mynas in
> Singapore were a more slender bird, and lacked the distinctive coco-brown
> body.  They were, rather, a slaty grey/black.  Is this a different species,
> or a race of the Common Myna?
>
> Vicki PS
> -------------------------
> Vicki Parslow Stafford                 |  "Even if you can't live up
> (Procrastination While U Wait)    |   to your destiny, you can
>                          |   at least have one".
> Ipswich, Qld.  Australia
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