Black-faced Ibis
Theristicus melanopis
Diet
Black-faced Ibises are carnivores, feeding mostly on insects, worms, small amphibians, and occasionally rodents, with some populations also feeding on marine molluscs.
Habitat
Black-faced Ibises generally inhabit open country, including fields, pastures, valleys, marshy areas, and open forest.
Nesting
They nest colonially, and lay clutches of 2-3 eggs.
Did you know?
Their characteristic long, hooked bill allows them to forage by probing in the ground for prey.