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Bali Myna
Scientific name: Leucopsar rothschildi
The Bali myna is one of the rarest birds in the world. It is critically endangered and fewer than 50 adults are assumed to currently exist in the wild.
Bali myna (Leucopsar rothschildi) are a Critically Endangered endemic species, which are a focus of active conservation efforts, including reintroductions.

Weight
between 2.65-3.35 ounces
Size: The male Bali mynah is slightly larger than the female and stands approximately nine inches (22.9 cm) tall. Its weight ranges between 2.65-3.35 ounces (75-95 gr). Behavior: Bali mynahs are very friendly and will flock in large groups of 30-60 birds when not breeding.-

Breeding season
rainy season
They seem to breed between November and April, which is the rainy season for Bali. The entire population of Bali mynas usually gathers in the 740-acre (300-hectare) section of Bali Barat National Park to pair up and breed.