what is this, someone in the u.s. has to ask ... lol. we may have them somewhere here, some part of the year, but i've never seen. thanks. suz in NE ohio/usa
a-ha, thank you! our version, or at least the most common one here, is all white, with a little red trim on head and legs/feet and an orange beak, the internet says. found mostly in southern florida. as usual, a gorgeous photo from you - that beak and the reflection are something else. suz in ohio/usa
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Love that reflection.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely, like EC I too like reflections.
ReplyDeleteI've seen plenty in the Sydney botanic gardens but never in the wild.
ReplyDeletewhat is this, someone in the u.s. has to ask ... lol. we may have them somewhere here, some part of the year, but i've never seen. thanks. suz in NE ohio/usa
ReplyDeleteSuz, this is an Australian White Ibis.
Deletea-ha, thank you! our version, or at least the most common one here, is all white, with a little red trim on head and legs/feet and an orange beak, the internet says. found mostly in southern florida. as usual, a gorgeous photo from you - that beak and the reflection are something else.
Deletesuz in ohio/usa
Perfect pose, complete with a reflection.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird, great photo.
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I've never seen a that kind of bird.
ReplyDeletePretty bird and you captured a reflection too.
a beautiful reflection.
ReplyDeleteStriking a reflective pose.
ReplyDeleteAlphie
So nice to see one in the native environment rather than hitting the pavements of the city.
ReplyDeleteA nice bird and I love the reflection too.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan