Green Chested Luano

Green Chested Luanos are of the kingfisher family and are commonly observed in their natural habitat on open planed sea-faring areas, such as the Bay of Telluride or the Gulf of Kemet. Their defining feature is a deep green diamond shaped crest across their breast. They have an off-white plumage, with black tips at the edge of their wings, with a black lore belonging to the males. Syndactyl feet allow them to perch on marshland trees for long periods of time, waiting for passing fish to show themselves. Their diet can vary by region, but it mainly consists of small fish or crustaceans. If these are not available they have been know to eat larger invertebrates such as Groendalks. 
Unfortunately for these birds, they have become endangered due to the predations of the Viper Swift, an invasive species not indigenous to the Primus Territory. Viper Swifts are a carnivorous bird, and have been known to pick Luanos from their perches, as well as invade nests and eat their eggs. There have been recent culling efforts to reduce the number of Viper Swifts, however progress has been slow.