Acridotheres tristis, commonly known as the common myna, is a bird species belonging to the sturnidae family. It is native to South Asia but has spread to various regions, including the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The bird is easily recognizable by its brown body, yellow wing patches, and bright orange eye patches. The common myna typically inhabits urban areas, gardens, and agricultural fields. It is an omnivorous feeder, consuming fruits, seeds, insects, and scraps. Known for its adaptability, the species often thrives in human-altered environments, making it a familiar sight in many cities around the world.