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Meaning of "ibises"
ibis (noun) - a type of bird with long legs, a long neck, and a long curved beak, often found near water
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In mixed flocks these ibises often hybridise.
Also found are egrets and ibises.
Unlike other ibises they have a short neck.
Most of them were seagulls and ibises.
Of the red ibises who stand in long rows.
It is also a roosting site for hundreds of cormorants and ibises.
Northern bald ibises fly in formation.
Ibises inhabit areas where there are large amounts of water.
The number of mummified ibises is extraordinary.
He also collected embalmed ibises.
Ibises and spoonbills.
Two of the seven ibises.
Ibises instead of pigeons.
Portugal thinks there is a very good reason why the ibises do this.
But teaching the ibises to migrate via the road was not a simple task.
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Some have theorised that the priests filled their quotas by feeding and catching wild ibises.
Bostrychia is a genus of ibises in the Threskiornithidae family.
The skulls were painted as Andalusian ibises.
Play media Hadada ibises roost in groups on trees.
They are most closely related to the Old World ibises.
I felt privileged to discover the ibises as well as the scarlet archers of Felicity.
It has been recovered from adult and juvenile American white ibises in Florida.
Crested ibises gifted by China arrive in Japan as symbol of friendship.
The family Threskiornithidae includes the ibises and spoonbills.
Scarlet Ibises are found around the deltas of the Amazon and Orinoco rivers.
The family Threskiornithidae contains the ibises and spoonbills.
Ibises from the Nile.
American white ibises on Arkive.
They are vain creatures, especially the ibises.
At least the ibises were in their element!
Ibises are gregarious birds that live, travel and breed in flocks.
Historically, ibises are an ancient group.
Most species nest in trees or reed beds, often with ibises or herons.
White-faced ibises in captivity live up to fourteen years on average.
Nests are often located near other waterbirds such as other cormorants, herons, ibises or spoonbills.
Threskiornithidae - ibises and spoonbills.
Eudocimus ibises feed by probing with their long, downcurved beaks.
Description = = The white plumage and pink facial skin of adult American white ibises are distinctive.
Unlike herons, ibises fly with their necks stretched out.
During the night a colony of Black-faced Ibises kept us company.
Ospreys, egrets and ibises can also be spotted at the end of summer.
Indeed, men are like ibises.
This family is composed of the ibises and their close relatives, the spoonbills.
Ibises are known to have a rounded body with long legs and a long S-shaped neck.
Black-headed ibises are bred.
Eudocimus " ibises are monogamous and colonial, often nesting in mixed colonies with other wading species.
Herons, egrets and ibises all nest here.
Scarlet Ibises are one of this island 's most colourful spectacles.
They breed in colonies, often with other heron species, ibises or spoonbills.
Sacred ibises are native and abundant in sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Iraq.
