Falsent

The falsent (Corvus falsentii) is a large crow found in large quantities across most of Parania. Falsents names come from the world "false" due to their strong resemblance to typical ravens and crows, though they are entirely brown in color (Except for some melanistic and albino individuals). Falsents are found in most of temperate Parania and are rare vagrants to Pasia. 
== Description ==
Falsents are similar in size to the raven (Corvus corax) and adults range between 51 and 64 cm (21" and 25") long, with a wingspan of 110 to 144 cm (43-56"), making them a fairly large bird. Unlike the raven, however, falsents have appearances very similar to the common crow with rounded heads and shorter beaks while ravens have a much larger head and longer beaks. Falsents make a harsh "cowe-cowe-cowe" sound. Many consider falsents the western counterparts of lunabelles. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
Falsents range in most of Parania and breed in open and temperate areas. They are common in the countries like the Isle of Chark and Windsure, where they one of the most observed species in the forests there. Falsents are found everywhere in Parania but is absent from Minuka, Naliland, Kosna, Chuliana, Panstivo, Obnivir, Hartnett, and most of Sidrova and Cheskachena and is rare in Podochovia and colder areas of northern Parania. They occasionally can be seen in the Celestial Islands and Pasia as vagrants.
Category:Animals
Category:Birds
Category:Fauna of Parania