If you're a keen observer of your surroundings (assuming you're not a birdwatcher), you may have noticed driving past embankments anywhere in peninsular India, that the mynas nesting here do not have the usual brown costume and yellow bill and spectacles, but sport a humble grey colour and a striking red bill! These are aptly called Bank Mynas, and they make some of the liveliest birds to look out for, wherever embankments are situated.
Cartoon from my column with Roundglass Sustain.
Find out more about Indian birds and their daily lives in my book ‘Bird Business’, available on Amazon and in bookstores.
I love your Reserve Bank mynas! Definitely an improvement over the financial kind.