Monday, March 21, 2016

White Ibis










White Ibis
 

I photographed an immature white ibis preening its feathers, then walking into the water to look for food.  You can easily identify an ibis by its long, curved beak and blue eyes.  The mature ibis is pure white and its beak is red.

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