Black-faced Ibis
Black-faced Ibis
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jenny van Dorland
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A large ibis characterized by its pale plumage, pinkish legs, and a distinctive black face and throat. It is found in southern South America, favoring open country.
Where to spot
Open grasslands, agricultural areas, marshes, and damp fields, primarily in southern South America (Chile, Argentina, Falkland Islands).
How to spot
Look for its pale body, black facial mask, and pink legs. Often seen in small flocks probing the ground or shallow water for food.
When to spot
Year-round. Most visible during daylight, especially when foraging in open areas.
Where to spot
Open grasslands, agricultural areas, marshes, and damp fields, primarily in southern South America (Chile, Argentina, Falkland Islands).
How to spot
Look for its pale body, black facial mask, and pink legs. Often seen in small flocks probing the ground or shallow water for food.
When to spot
Year-round. Most visible during daylight, especially when foraging in open areas.
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The Black-faced Ibis has a peculiar 'growling' call that can be quite loud and distinctive, often heard as they fly or forage in groups.
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