White Ibis (Eudocimus albus)

Fairly common along the southeastern and gulf coasts of the US, White Ibis is a distinct bird with its red-orange face and stout, decurved bill. Note that immatures are brown above but have white undersides.

	Collier Co., FL 31 Dec 2007
	Collier Co., FL 31 Dec 2007

		Collier Co., FL 2 January 2006 Digiscoped

An immature with an adult

Collier Co., FL
2 January 2006

Here's lookin' at ya!

Collier Co., FL
2 January 2006

	In Florida, White Ibis are pretty tame and are commonly seen foraging in manicured yards. Collier Co., FL 1 Jan 2007
	They'll even join feral Muscovy at city parks begging for handouts! St. Petersburg, FL 28 Dec 2006

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Created on ... January 7, 2007 | Updated on ... January 7, 2007 | jspippen@duke.edu