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| White Ibis |
The white Ibis is only fully white when he becomes an adult. As a juvenile, he has a lot of brown, or is mottled.
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| Glossy Ibis |
They love crustaceans, so don't let your crustaceans out of sight
Friday, June 29, 2012
The Glossy Ibis & the White Ibis
These strange looking birds inhabit ponds and swamps. They forage in groups by walking slowly with heads down, probing the mud with their long, curved bills.
The white Ibis is only fully white when he becomes an adult. As a juvenile, he has a lot of brown, or is mottled.
The Glossy Ibis is dark in color, and appears to be, guess what...glossy. You won't see them around here, except possibly in migration.
They love crustaceans, so don't let your crustaceans out of sight
The white Ibis is only fully white when he becomes an adult. As a juvenile, he has a lot of brown, or is mottled.
They love crustaceans, so don't let your crustaceans out of sight
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