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  1. martin.m

    Ibis ID help - Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

    Fair point. Yes, it was high up the tree, so I suppose it arrived with the others to roost for the night.
  2. martin.m

    Ibis ID help - Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

    Thanks! Poor thing :/
  3. martin.m

    Ibis ID help - Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

    Thanks, Daniel! Good point about the skin colour intensity. It certainly looked just like the other White ibis adults around, in every aspect other than the plumage colour :) Melanism was also a thing that crossed my mind - sounds feasible now. As does the oil, actually, given that oil spills...
  4. martin.m

    Ibis ID help - Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

    Dear all, just joined the forum and thought I might ask for help regarding my old photo of ibis I just stumbled upon and find it a bit puzzling. It is from Villahermosa, Mexico (19 August 2018): There was this all-brown, red-billed, red-faced ibis sitting among the White ibises. I was wondering...
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