In a flock of Wattled starlings that feasted on berries, I caught this individual, probably a young one, with a juvenile plumage. The breeding male has much more yellow on the head and also marked, black wattles that hang down from the head and the neck (and which gave it its name). The female is reminiscent of the individual in the picture, but has brown on the tail and the wing-quills. The Wattled starling is a very social bird that is most often seen in flocks, feeding on e.g. berries, seeds and insects.