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Glossy Ibis
Plegadis falcinellus
22.8194, 72.0634
Field Notes
Description:
The glossy ibis is about 20 inches tall with a wingspan of about three feet. It has a long, dark gray bill that is curved down. It has dark purple to black feathers on its head, neck, back and belly. Its legs are long and black and its wings and tail are a shiny green. In breeding season the glossy ibis has rusty-red feathers and a pale blue line around its face.
The glossy ibis can be found in a variety of wetlands including marshes, estuaries, coastal bays, flooded fields and swamps.
Habitat:
The glossy ibis can be found in a variety of wetlands including marshes, estuaries, coastal bays, flooded fields and swamps.
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