A single dark-plumaged bird, identified as a Myna (likely a Greater Hill Myna, *Gracula religiosa*), is the primary subject

A single dark-plumaged bird, identified as a Myna (likely a Greater Hill Myna, *Gracula religiosa*), is the primary subject. The bird exhibits glossy black feathers, a bright yellow conical beak, and bright yellow legs and feet. A prominent yellow fleshy wattle is visible, originating below its right eye and extending towards the back of its head. White tips are present on some tail feathers. The Myna is perched horizontally on a natural, unstripped wooden branch inside a square-grid wire mesh cage. It faces towards the right of the frame, with its head slightly turned towards the viewer. Below the perch, in the bottom right corner of the cage, a translucent plastic container filled with clear liquid, presumed to be water, is present. The ground inside the cage consists of dirt with sparse green vegetation. To the right, within the cage, there is a substantial pile of dark, fibrous organic material, possibly dried palm debris. Beyond the wire mesh, the background reveals dense, lush tropical foliage, including large green leaves and palm fronds, indicating an outdoor, verdant environment. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight. This location is identified as Serdang, Indonesia.