Panstivo veery

The Panstivo veery (Catharus fuscescens fuscescens) is a small thrush species endemic to the island of Panstivo (Though it may vagrantly appear in other locations), which it also holds the title of being its national bird. The bird's western counterpart is the Common veery which ranges from central to far western Parania. The veery is the most common bird in the island and the most numerous with uncountable populations that are likely in the millions. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
The veery lives on most of the island but is rarer in the northern and western parts, being most prevalent in and around the Dimish Peninsula. The bird is a common sighting in both urban and rural settings but most of their presence is documented in deep and bushy forests where less predators and possible dangers could be stirring about. Veeries' diet mainly comprises of insects, nuts and seeds. Western veeries are migratory, often wintering south in the Celestial Islands and the continent of Pasia while Panstivo veeries do not have this trait and can be found year-round on the island, though it is very rarely a vagrant to Naliland, Chuliana and mainland Minuka.
Category:Birds
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Panstivo