Eastern mute swan

The eastern mute swan (Cygnus olor orientalis) is a species of swan and member of the waterfowl native to cooler areas of eastern Parania. The species is very plentiful in its range and is common in forests with ponds and creeks in Naliland, Chuliana, Cheskachena, Minuka, Panstivo, Obnivir, Sidrova, Podochovia, and Hartnett. Its range has abruptly expanded over the year and it has met ranges where it coexists with its western counterpart, the western mute swan and the two where their species coexists are usually seen as one specie. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
Eastern mute swans are found mainly in densely populated forests with brooks, creeks or ponds. Their highest recorded population is located along the northeastern coast of Panstivo where there are about 6,800 - 8,300 breeding pairs that are mainly concentrated in the touristic town of Noun, a town which is also known to use primarily boats as their form of transport.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Birds