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Description
This is a fictional creature part of interesting fauna diversity and evolution for the Astarte project

The endrehina is an aepornithid native to the marshy zones of Madagascar, its most llamative feature is its green face with blue marks around the eyes covered by iridescent feathers present in both sex for communication but brighter in males, the rest of the body is covered by black and light brown feathers similar to an emu or cassowary. It also has a curved beak similar to that of an ibis. It is about 1.20 tall.
They live in small groups of about five birds, during the mating season males from different groups firth each other with strange noises and showing their colorful faces.
It feed of worms and crustaceans but also of small fish.

Description
This is a fictional creature part of interesting fauna diversity and evolution for the Astarte project

The endrehina is an aepornithid native to the marshy zones of Madagascar, its most llamative feature is its green face with blue marks around the eyes covered by iridescent feathers present in both sex for communication but brighter in males, the rest of the body is covered by black and light brown feathers similar to an emu or cassowary. It also has a curved beak similar to that of an ibis. It is about 1.20 tall.
They live in small groups of about five birds, during the mating season males from different groups firth each other with strange noises and showing their colorful faces.
It feed of worms and crustaceans but also of small fish.