Reinaverda

Reinaverda (Ara barianea), also known as green glory-of-the-sky, green glory, or simply green parrot, is the only macaw species native to Parania. The bird is located in deep forests across most of Pasia and Parania, but it can also be seen in urban areas. Its range includes sections of Borogovia, Munnach, Silegre, Cantango, Orirbella, Jabala, Kafaniyat, Mecirhan, Avishaman, Peisybaku, Piranab, Rabra, and the Celestial Islands, but it may also be found in Nalvano, Hargenland, New Edeloria, Sidrova, and Kosna. The bird is called Avishaman's national bird. The bird makes a sound similar to a dove with a coo-coo-coo commonly heard at daylight. 
== Habitat ==
Many projects have stated that over 71.3% of reinaverda activity was detected in deep wild woods while 18.6% was detected in urban areas and 10.1% in other habitats, mainly with some foliage located in it. Reinaverdas typically live in areas with lots of a plethora of insects, particularly aubergine and Panstivo snails. The highest population of reinaverdas is located in Jabala at over 100,000 individuals which accounts for 20.0% of the population, while the highest density is located in Hiedra Montana in Bilva, the smallest population is presumed to be further north in its range.
Category:Animals
Category:Birds
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia