White Ibis T-Shirts

Gatorland Ibis

White-faced ibis (Plegadis chihi), Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge, California, USA.

Immature White Ibis On The Move ©Debra Martz This young one was quite the entertainer as it preened and continually ruffled its feathers. Captured along the 4800 ft boardwalk at South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center the last day of February. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 20230228-DSC_6747.NEF

This is my original artwork of an American white ibis flying along the marshes of St. Simons Island, Georgia.

American white ibis in Gatorland

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More American white ibis

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Hopping White Ibis 2

American white ibis black and white

The King American white ibis

American white ibis of Florida

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The white corocoro or American white ibis is a species of pelecaniform bird in the Threskiornithidae family. It is an ibis widely distributed throughout the southern United States and much of the Neotropical region.

Young White Ibis Feeding in the Grass by Martz There was a family of Ibis feeding on insects in this grassy area located near the Intracoastal waterway in Port A, Texas. There were the all white adults, a few immatures and juveniles. This one more in the juvenile plumage stage soon to start getting more splotches of white as it moves to the immature plumage stage in the summer. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Feathered Friends 3" 202220190417-DSC_4898.NEF

A digitally enhanced photograph that I took of a White Ibis at a canal. So many beautiful birds are attracted to the canal, so I live in a great place if you love birds.

Walking American Ibis

White Ibis At The Edge of Laguna Madre @Debra Martz Where the blue waters of the Laguna Madre meet the lush vegetation of the brackish marshes, this Ibis appeared to be surveying for potential food sources. Their elongated bills are often caked in mud from foraging, but this particular one appeared to have recently tidied itself. Captured on South Padre Island, Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20240302-DSC_0119.NEF

The Ibis is a fantastic animal and the design of this bird is a great product for you.

The perfect gift for bin chicken lovers! This cute design features an Australian white ibis with the text, “Respect the locals”. This design makes a great gift for bird and animal lovers, Australians (Aussies), people who like straya memes, friends, and family.

A digital art image of a pair of black and white colored Egyptian Ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) standing either side of a golden symbol called an ankh which represented eternal life to the ncient Egyptians.

Close up of a black and white Ibis

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) Juvenile. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. It points out the difficu...

Adult and juvenile Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca, nesting in the rookery, Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider comm...

Grooming American Ibis

Close up of a black and white Ibis 3

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) flying. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don't live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. It points out the difficult...

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca). Juvenile begging its parent for food. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider communi...

Design based on a photography of an exotic bird. Ideal for bird lovers and birdwatchers.

Design made from a photography of a scarlet ibis. The text reads: It inhabits tropical South America and islands of the Caribbean. Flocks gather in wetlands and other marshy habitats, including mud flats, shoreline and rainforest; the Llanos are notable in that these wetland plains support seven species of ibis in the one region. Using the bird as a literary symbol, American author James Hurst composed a popular short story, The Scarlet Ibis. It is one of the two national birds of Trinidad and Tobago.

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White-Faced Ibis

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca). balancing as it lands in a tree. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so close to the small park where the colony resides. The birds are protected. At the end of the breeding season it is anticipated that the vegetation where they are nesting will be cut down to encourage them to move on. For those of us who don’t live right next door to them it seems a real shame, as the birds feed on many of the parks and school ovals in the vicinity and are delighted in by the wider community. I...