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Ibis ID (1 Viewer)

Pete007

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I would appreciate if anyone can give a positive ID of this Ibis which was photographed at Huajiang Wild Duck Park.
I am uncertain at this point if it is a Black headed or Sacred Ibis, both of which I believe can be seen in Taiwan.

Many Thanks
 

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Fluorite is correct.....Sacred Ibis are very common and Black-headed Ibis are extremely rare in Taiwan (most reports are incorrect IDs).

Here's photos of both (The Black-headed is from India). As Fluorite says the black tail is the key.

Cheers

Dave
 

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Fluorite is correct.....Sacred Ibis are very common and Black-headed Ibis are extremely rare in Taiwan (most reports are incorrect IDs).

Here's photos of both (The Black-headed is from India). As Fluorite says the black tail is the key.

Cheers

Dave

Great pictures Dave particularly the SI with the fish an ambitious catch !
 
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