The Javan Myna (or Javan Mynah) is a species of bird commonly seen in Singapore. This bird is predominantly white, has a yellow beak and a pair of yellow claws, has patches of white feathers under its wings, and at the tip of its wings and its tail. It measures between 24-25cm. Unlike other birds, it is very difficult to distinguish Javan Mynas from one another, and it is also difficult to distinguish males from females.
The Javan Myna is a bird well suited to urban living. It is very flexible at choosing a spot for its nest. It can build its nest under roofs and bridges. The eggs laid by the female Javan Myna is pale blue in colour.