Grosbeak Starling

Habitat
These birds are native to tropical lowlands and sometimes wetlands on the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Wild Diet
They eat fruit, insects and grain.
Behaviour
Grosbeak starlings are highly vocal, at their colonies and in feeding flocks.
Breeding
This species nests in colonies, which frequently contain hundreds of pairs. Its nests are formed in rotting or dying tree trunks.
Conservation
They currently have a stable population but do face the threats of habitat loss and encroachment by humans.

INFORMATION
- Latin Name: Scissirostrum dubium
- Class: Birds
- Order: Passeriformes
- Family: Sturnidae
- Conservation Status: Least Concern



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