| Pet parrots and mynah birds, in particular, are famous for their ability to copy words and expressions taught to them by their owners. |
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| Despite my positive emotional response to talking animals, I've never taught an animal to speak, not even a parrot or a mynah. |
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| The house crow, the Indian grackle, and the common mynah are familiar birds in India. |
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| Many varieties of birds are found, such as mynah birds, parrots, crows, kites, partridges, and fowls. |
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| In the hotel's 11-acre palm-fringed ground mynah birds chatter, chipmunks dart about and the rhythmic crashing of the ocean waves harmonises the languid days. |
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| Whereas, exotic species like colorful parrots, sparrows and some local birds like mynah, quail, pigeon is allowed. |
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| For the grackle of southern Asia, see mynah. |
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| Coming to the UAE, I soon realised that it had a sizeable mynah population. |
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| Aboard, a large box of passerines and mynah birds, heading for death in exquisite cages, keeps up a cheerful chorus while the rest of the passengers succumb to a dumb seasickness. China's coast is long and indented. |
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| In the 1970s she lived with her mother in Nuneaton, her mum had a mynah bird. |
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| It means elephants join a growing list of animals able to mimic human speech, from parrots and mynah birds to the recently reported case of a human-sounding beluga whale. |
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| Mynah birds and cardinals serenade beach goers and picnickers alike. |
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| Mynah birds can also be spiteful, so I implore your readers to take care and keep their faces away from such birds. |
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| The actress played the priest's housekeeper Mynah in Glenroe and was most recently on screen as Esther Roche in Fair City. |
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