Straw-necked Ibis

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A distinctive ibis found in Australia, New Guinea, and Indonesia, named for the unique straw-like feathers on its neck. It has iridescent black upperparts and white underparts.

Where to spot

Grasslands, savannas, agricultural areas, and wetlands across Australia, New Guinea, and parts of Indonesia.

How to spot

Look for its glossy black back and wings, white underparts, and the distinctive yellowish, straw-like feathers on its neck and upper breast. Often forages in large groups.

When to spot

Year-round, but movements can be unpredictable due to nomadic habits. Often seen during the day foraging.

Where to spot

Grasslands, savannas, agricultural areas, and wetlands across Australia, New Guinea, and parts of Indonesia.

How to spot

Look for its glossy black back and wings, white underparts, and the distinctive yellowish, straw-like feathers on its neck and upper breast. Often forages in large groups.

When to spot

Year-round, but movements can be unpredictable due to nomadic habits. Often seen during the day foraging.

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This species is highly nomadic, moving across vast distances to follow rainfall and food availability, often forming immense flocks that can number in the tens of thousands.

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