What are the methods for telling male and female Hainan mynas apart?

The Hainan myna, also known as the common myna. The Hainan myna is easy to tame and has a very strong ability to imitate, so it is a very popular pet bird. So how do you tell male and female Hainan mynas apart? Here is an introduction for you:

1. How to tell male and female Hainan mynas apart

1. First, look at the body: the one with a large build is the male bird, and the smaller one is the female bird.

2. Second, look at the head shape: the one with a large and flat head is the male bird, and the one with a small and round head is the female bird.

3. Third, look at the beak shape: the one with a thick and long beak is the male bird, and the one with a thin and short beak is the female bird.

4. Fourth, look at the skin color of the beak and legs: the male bird's beak is jade white, and the legs are flesh red; the female bird's beak and legs are both gray.

For adult mynas, male and female identification is mainly by listening to the calls. Next is the difference in morphology. The male bird's song is beautiful and passionate, while the female bird's song is lower and not very pleasant to the ear. Adult birds have the same plumage color for both male and female, but in terms of morphology, the male bird has a large and slightly flat head, a slightly thick and longer beak that is jade white, and flesh-red or yellow legs; the female bird has a smaller and round head, a thin and slightly shorter beak that is gray, and gray or light yellow legs.

2. How good is the Hainan myna at learning to talk?

In terms of talking ability, people generally think the Hainan myna is relatively poor at talking, but this is incorrect. Abroad, the Hainan myna is the bird that talks best, while in China the black myna is the most numerous and most common, so the black myna is considered the best. This is determined by their numbers, so there should not be much difference between the two. If judged by voice, the Hainan myna is softer and sharper, while the black myna is hoarser.

The vocabulary size depends on how clingy this myna is; the more attached it is to people, the more it learns, because it regards itself as one of the people. However, they are generally black mynas, because black mynas are more numerous.

In short, Hainan mynas are very easy to distinguish.