Bali Myna

Leucopsar rothschildi is a type of warbler that is medium in size, with a length of 25 cm and a weight of 107.75 grams, belonging to the Sturnidae family. This species is better known as “Curik Bali”, is an endemic animal of Bali, and in 1991 it was named the fauna symbol of Bali Province. Male individual bodies are larger and more manly than female individuals. The head of the male is bigger and has a long shape and has a long crest, while the head of the female is smaller and tends to be rounded with a shorter crest. Dominant white body color, at the tip of the wing feathers and tail feathers are black with a width of 25 mm. The lids of the eyes are dark blue around the eyeball, the beak is pointed 2–3 cm long, at the tip brownish yellow, the jaw is blackish gray. The chirp is very distinctive in the form of a mixture of whistles that has a brief pause and a shrill sound. This bird is classified as a noisy, and chattering bird, sometimes imitating the sounds of other birds