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White faced Ibis

Plegadis chihi

Photo by EvelynWilson
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Field Notes

Description:

Big blackish waterfowl. Long, curved bill. Zoom in on them and they have beautiful irradescent feathers.

Habitat:

Little marsh where water runs off a wheat field.

Notes:

Dont know what the birds in the background are either!

Species ID Suggestions

White-faced Ibis

Plegadis chihi

Comments (5)

Thanks JenKnight, I live about 200 yards from this marsh! Just have to be careful wading through the wheat, rattlesnakes are out!
Cody: good call on the white-faced ibis, I was thinking glossy but you made me look closer. Evelyn: looks like you're having a great trip!
The closest birds are White-faced Ibis, next row back is the Black-necked Stilts, behind that is a bird from the family recurvostridae, the American Avocet in lovely alternative plumage!

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