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Ibis
Eudocimus albus
1 photo· First seen Mar 2026
- Habitat
- Wetlands, marshes, swamps, coastal estuaries, and flooded fields; also frequently seen in urban lawns and parks.
- Diet
- Small aquatic prey including crayfish, crabs, insects, and fish, found by probing mud with their long, sensitive bills.
- Classification
- Pelecaniformes · Threskiornithidae
Fun Facts
- The American White Ibis is a highly social bird that usually forages and nests in large flocks.
- Their distinctive down-curved bill is used to feel for food in murky water without needing to see it.
- Juvenile birds are mostly brown and white, only gaining their full snowy white plumage after their first year.
Sighting Locations
1 photo at 1 location