Black redstart

The black redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros), also known as the black redtail, black redstart or longdone is a small passerine that was once known as a thrush bird but is now classified as a flycatcher. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
The bird's range is quite extensive, spanning Parania and Pasia. It breeds in the Celestial Islands, Dalmatia, Jabala, Peisybaku, Cagneux, Lobevia, and Bilva, and is a resident in eastern, central, and northern Parania, as well as much of Pasia, with the exception of Jabala and Peisybaku. It makes its home in gaps in structures. These birds are most prevalent as a passing and winter visitor in most of the northwest (Windsure and the Isle of Chark), with only 10-40 pairs nesting. It is particularly abundant on passage in the southern half of the Isle of Chark, in more wooded and urban environments that back out into the wilderness, as well as along the western coast of Windsure. The birds arrive in October or November and search for water insects and flies along the coast. The birds of the east are exclusively found in Minuka and eastern Kosna, and they are extremely rare in any of the region's neighbouring countries.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia