Common in the southeastern United States, the White Ibis is a large wading bird that forages in shallow water.  They are fond of crabs, crayfish, insects, frogs, and small fish.  The female usually has 2-3 eggs and incubation takes about 21 days.  Both parents incubate and feed their young.

White Ibis

The White Ibis is a large wading bird.

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