List of national birds (Ajax)
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This is a list of national birds of Ajax. These birds may hold either official or unofficial status.
National birds
Country | Name of bird | Scientific name | Official status | Picture | Notes |
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Charnea | Sacred Vulture | Aegypius sacris | Yes | ||
Garima | Golden Eagle | Quila chrysaetos | Yes | ||
Garza | Common Puffin | Fratercula arctica | Yes | ||
Gelonia | Northern lapwing | Vanellus vanellus | Yes | ||
Ghant | Great auk | Pinguinus impennis | Yes | ||
Keuland | Northern Gannet | Morus bassanus | Yes | ||
Latium | Imperial eagle | Aquila heliaca | Yes | ||
Mutul | Royal Seriema | Cariama minima | Yes | ||
Onekawa-Nukanoa | Pouākai | Hieraaetus rex | Yes | ||
Ottonia | Kroemi | Corvus corax Possibly Corvus corax varius |
Yes | There is some debate as to whether the Ottonian national bird, officially designated as the "kroemi", refers to the Common Raven in general, or a specific subspecies common in the northern and western regions of Ottonia which is generally less-glossy and has some differences in coloration from other members of the species. | |
Pulau Keramat | Ayuhaya Fireback | Lophura Phankham | Yes | The Ayuhaya Fireback serves as the national bird of the Pulaui Confederacy, with other species representing each of the individual states that make up the nation. The species received its scientific name in commemoration of Pulaui naturalist Sengprachanh Phankham. | |
Sante Reze | Brown booby | Sula leucogaster | Yes | ||
Sante Reze | Harpy eagle | Harpia harpyja | No | The harpy eagle is held up as the national bird by several houses and tribes. The debate is ongoing. | |
Template:Country data Sudmark | Mute Swan | Cygnus olor | Yes | ||
Sydalon | Great tit | Parus major | Yes | ||
Uluujol | Belochran Shumkar | Falco subbuteo | Yes | ||
Vardana | Blue peafowl | Pavo cristatus | Yes | ||
Yisrael | Yisraeli dove | Columba oenas | Yes | The dove and its characteristics are considered the archetype of the Yisraeli people, dating back to the Hebrew Bible. |