<p>At distance, Glossy Ibises look uniformly dark, but a close look in good light reveals stunning colors: deep maroon, emerald, bronze, and violet. This long-legged, long-billed bird forages in flocks through wetlands and wet agricultural fields, searching for insects, small fish, and seeds.

This species has a brownish bill, dark facial skin bordered above and below in blue-gray (non-breeding) to cobalt blue (breeding), and red-brown legs. Unlike herons, ibises fly with necks outstretched, their flight being graceful and often in V formation.

These birds have dark facial skin bordered above and below in blue-gray (non-breeding) to cobalt blue (breeding) and red-brown legs. The Glossy ibis is the most widespread ibis species; it breeds in warm regions of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, …

2007年4月1日 · Forages in shallow marshes by probing into the mud with its curved bill to catch aquatic invertebrates. Juveniles are duller brown overall with some white streaking on the neck. Note dark underparts. Flies with neck outstretched and legs trailing behind.

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2018年9月10日 · The alternation of IPIs from short-to-long allows bats to distinguish echoes from close obstacles (in this case, rows of chains producing echoes at short delays) while simultaneously planning a...

ipis是菲律宾语“蟑螂”的意思，乐队以“蟑螂”命名，用意在于学习蟑螂那种打不死，坚韧不拔的精神。 事实上，他们也正是在这样做。 ipis乐队走的是基本上具有 亚洲 风格的蓝调路线。 IPIS蟑螂 合唱团.-.

Flocks of Glossy Ibises wade in the shallows of eastern marshes, probing for food with their sickle-shaped bills. Widespread in the Old World, the species is found in the New World mainly in the West Indies and along our Atlantic Coast, especially Florida, where it was quite scarce as recently as the 1930s.

Ang kulay ng mga batang ipis ay hindi pangkaraniwan - ang dibdib ay light brown, pula, ang tiyan ay madilim. Ang mga arthropod ay hindi tumatakbo nang maayos, ngunit mabilis na itago sa makitid na mga crevice kapag nangyayari ang panganib.

2017年10月27日 · Juvenile White Ibis are a little trickier, with a brownish back, bill, and neck. But the white underwings and rump are a giveaway that you’re not looking at anything else. White Ibis are common in Florida and along the Gulf and Carolina coasts. In fact, White Ibis have elevated to a god-like status in South Florida.