Comparison with the tarsometatarsi of other Aplonis species shows that the Huahine Starling was the second largest Aplonis species (the largest being the Samoan Starling Aplonis atrifusca).
Its natural habitat is tropical moist forest on volcanic islands, where it is common and more conspicuous than the Polynesian Starling, which is found in the same habitat.
Samoan | starling | Starling | Marlon Starling | Common Starling | Starling Dodd | Simon Starling | Samoan Fantail | Norfolk Starling | Hildebrandt's Starling | Ernest Starling | American Samoan | Samoan Islands | Polynesian Starling | Mauke Starling | Lord Howe Starling | John Starling | Brahminy Starling | William Starling Burgess | Tasman Starling | Starling (dinghy) | Samoan Starling | Sāmoan | Ronnie Starling | Paul Starling | Malabar Starling | Lesser Blue-eared Starling | Kristy Starling | Kosrae Starling | Huahine Starling |