White Ibis

Description:

The white plumage and pink facial skin of adult American White Ibises are distinctive. In non-breeding condition the long downcurved bill and long legs are bright red-orange. The dark on the tip of the bill is mud. Like other species of ibis, the American White Ibis flies with neck and legs outstretched, often in long loose lines or 'V' formations.

Habitat:

Upper Texas Coast (UTC 082) BAY AREA PARK: This Harris County park is situated on Armand Bayou. It has a long board walk for excellent views of the upper part of the bayou. Walking along the muddy edge to feed.

Notes:

First official stop on Part 2 of the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail. It will cover the lower part of the Upper Texas Coastal Trail; Galveston, TX to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge.