Hiedra Montana

Hiedra Montana Wildlife Refuge is a refuge located in southernmost Bilva, located 177 km from the northern tip of Jabala. The refuge is consisted of a 3-acre island with 2.5 acres of water surrounding it. The refuge is the most major in southern Parania and the second most major in Parania after Merino Bird Refuge located in Merino, Minuka. It has the highest density of Bilvan leopards, reinaverdas, southern lizards, and marsh frogs in the world. 
== Wildlife ==
Guests can see a variety of wildlife with the most common being red deer (Cervus elaphus) at around 2,000 individuals, southern red foxes (Vulpes vulpes meridiem) at around 325 individuals, reinaverdas (Ara barianea) at 315 breeding pairs, and octopus snails (Cornu madon) at countless individuals. Rare animals such as the Bilvan leopard, southern lizard, and marsh frog have their highest densities located in the refuge and are more likely to be seen here or surrounding areas then elsewhere in the world. Since the reserve is located close to the coast, occasional sightings of dolphins, whales, jellyfish and multiple saltwater fish can be sighted. Other wildlife observed in the park include common bronzewings, toddleducks, dunlins, blue iguanas, seed gerbils, kri-kris, donkeys, mole rats, Orirbella mice and mound-building mice.