Long-crested mynah (scientific name: Leucopsarrothschildi): Is a large starling, white in color, with a ribbon-like crown that flutters freely and simply. Long crown eight

Long-crested starling (scientific name: Leucopsar rothschildi): Is a large starling, white in color, with a ribbon-like crown that flutters simply and freely. The long-crested myna is found in Bali, Indonesia, because of its narrow distribution area, habitat destruction, and the scarcity of wild populations, making it the rarest species of starling, and is in a precarious position to become one of the world's most endangered bird species.

Long-crested mynahs like to eat insects such as locusts, grasshoppers, scarab beetles, snakes, caterpillars, ground tigers, flies, and lice, as well as plant foods such as grains, plant fruits and seeds.