About the White Ibis
A bright white wading bird with a long, curved red bill, often seen probing shallow wetlands for food.
Fun Facts
- Their curved bill is perfect for feeling and grabbing prey like insects, crustaceans, and small fish.
- Juveniles are brown, slowly turning white as they mature.
- They often feed in groups, sweeping their bills side to side in the water.
- Their face and bill turn a deeper red during breeding season.