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  1. Bird Stampede

    Bird Stampede

    Bird Stampede American Coot (Fulica americana) Black-necked Stilt (Himantopus mexicanus) Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) Long-billed Dowitchers (Limnodromus scolopaceus) in the background Northern Shoveler (Spatula clypeata) White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) White Ibis (Eudocimus albus)
  2. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) non-breeding plumage
  3. White-faced Ibis, non breeding plumage

    White-faced Ibis, non breeding plumage

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) non breeding plumage.
  4. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi)
  5. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi)
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    WFIB.JPG

    White-faced Ibis
  7. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    Scarce along the immediate coast, this one was first reported 13 May by Teale Fristo. It is an adult in nearly full breeding plumage showing metallic green and bronze colored wings. This close relative of the widespread Glossy Ibis replaces that species in western North America. As both species...
  8. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

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  9. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    This is an adult in full breeding plumage showing metallic green and bronze colored wings. This close relative of the widespread Glossy Ibis replaces that species in western North America. As both species expand their ranges, hybrids between the two occur, further complicating field...
  10. Tippy Toes

    Tippy Toes

    White Faced Ibis doing a little log dance,
  11. White-Faced Ibis

    White-Faced Ibis

  12. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    This close relative of the widespread Glossy Ibis replaces that species in western North America. Immatures such as this are almost impossible to distinguish from Glossy Ibis unless the diagnostic red eye of White-faced can be seen. As both species expand their ranges, hybrids between the two...
  13. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

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    white-faced ibis

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    ibis.jpg

    White Faced Ibis
  16. White-faced Ibis, Caldwell.jpg

    White-faced Ibis, Caldwell.jpg

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) Nonbreeding plumage.
  17. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    Breeding plumage
  18. Endemics

    Endemics

    So ... my travels took me through three distant places that have very different relationships to endemic birds. Australia, it seems, has many, and it's fairly easy to come across at least some of them simply by walking in parks. New Zealand has a smaller proportion of endemics, many of which can...
  19. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    White faced Ibis from Chile
  20. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    Light hit the feathers just right.
  21. White-faced Ibis (breeding plumage)

    White-faced Ibis (breeding plumage)

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) Sexes similar, adult breeding plumage. Photographed in Shoveler Pond, Anauhac National Wildlife Refuge, northwest of High Island abutting East Bay, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Coastal marshes and prairies at 2-3 m (6-10 ft) elevation.
  22. White-faced Ibis (juvenile)

    White-faced Ibis (juvenile)

    White-faced Ibis (Plegadis chihi) Sexes similar but juvenile differs from adults. Photographed in Shoveler Pond, Anauhac National Wildlife Refuge, northwest of High Island abutting East Bay, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Coastal marshes and prairies at 2-3 m (6-10 ft) elevation. 6
  23. White-faced Ibis

    White-faced Ibis

    Those "light streaks" across the image are blurred out fence wires.
  24. White-Faced Ibis vocalizing

    White-Faced Ibis vocalizing

    Sorry again, folks. Haven't had the time to browse or post for a couple of days. Thought I'd try to catch up now and got a bit of browsing done, but it's another early day tomorrow and I'd better meet it with more sleep than I got last night. So here come three good shots from my expedition...
  25. Christmas Colors

    Christmas Colors

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