Ibis

What is an "ibis"?

An ibis is a unique bird known for its distinctive long beak and graceful appearance. These wading birds can be found in various parts of the world, often near wetlands, marshes, and shallow waters. With their long legs and neck, ibises are well-adapted for foraging in the water, probing the mud and sand for small aquatic creatures like fish, insects, and crustaceans. Their curved beak is specifically designed for capturing and handling their prey. Ibises are also recognized for their striking plumage, which can range from shades of white to brown and even vibrant colors in some species. They are social birds, often seen in flocks or colonies, and their presence adds elegance and a sense of serenity to the habitats they inhabit.