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Comments for "Glossy Ibis or. White Face Ibis"

emma999
emma999 Jul 26, 2019 4:53am
or, white faced ibis (hard to tell the difference):):)
emma999
emma999 Jul 26, 2019 4:48am
yes, they are wetland (marshes, lakes and shallow, inland, water saturated regions) birds and very pretty. Curved beaks are usually ibis family. It may be a 'glossy ibis' which has rich brown tones.:D
shayna
shayna Jul 26, 2019 4:33am
I think they these birds are part of the wading family, but I don't know anything else.