Ibis
/ˈaɪbɪs/
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Pro Tip 1/3Visual Identification
Identify an ibis by its distinctive long, down-curved bill and leggy appearance. 
Look for the ibis's curved beak to spot it in the wild.
Pro Tip 2/3Habitat Clues
Ibises are typically found in warm regions near bodies of water like wetlands. 
We're likely to see an ibis at the marsh.
Pro Tip 3/3Color Varieties
Ibises come in different colors; the context often specifies, such as 'white' or 'scarlet' ibis. 
The scarlet ibis is recognizable by its vivid red feathers.