When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.
When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.

American White Ibis (Eudocimus albus)

American White Ibis

(Eudocimus albus)

Description:

When American White Ibis are too young to breed (i.e. immature), they are chocolate colored, until their white plumage starts coming in as blotches.

Date Taken: 2024:04:20 11:44

Location:

South Padre Island Birding and N
South Padre Island, Texas
United States
3.28 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON Z 9, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/26000

File Name: AmericanWhiteIbis-Immature_Z9X9227_SPI-BNC

© 2024 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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