Aplonis panayensis
Family: Rhabdornis, Starlings, and Mynas · Status: Very common resident · Size: 22–25 cm · Conservation: Least Concern
Occurs from northeast India and Bangladesh along the coast of Myanmar to southern Thailand, the Thai-Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Sumatra, Java, northern Sulawesi, and the Philippines.
Adults have dark green plumage overall, black bill and legs, and red eyes. Juveniles have dull grey-brown upperparts and white underparts with bold dark streaks.
Forest and forest edges, secondary growth, mangroves, parks, gardens, urban areas with trees.
Feeds primarily on fruit, also insects and nectar. Highly gregarious; communal roosts can hold thousands of birds.