Common/Indian Mynah Acridotheres tristis

Common Mynah
Indian Mynah
The Common or Indian Mynah bird (also spelt "Myna") is resident across central, south and southeast Asia and (introduced) Australasia. Mynahs are the Starling family.
Common Mynah It has a brown body, black head and bare yellow eye shadow.
Indian Mynah
Common Mynah It is a gregarious flocking bird and, like most mynahs, it is vocal.
Common Myna
Common Mynahs in flight In flight, showing white windows on wings
Common Mynah
Bald Common Myna
Bald Common Mynah
A known phenomenon is the occasional bald-headed Myna, but the reason for it (disease, parasite, moult, etc) is not known.
Common Mynah oxpecking
Myna performing its role as an Oxpecker
Oxpecker Myna
Oxpecker Mynah
Oxpecker Myna
More Mynas imitating Oxpeckers (The Oxpeckers of Africa which eat ticks and flies from the backs of large mammals are distantly related to the Starling/Myna family.)