




Phimosus infuscatus
The Bare-faced Ibis is a unique bird with a shiny, bare face! They are often seen in groups and love to wade in shallow waters looking for food.
Hábitat: Wetlands
The Bare-faced Ibis has a dark, glossy plumage with a purplish-green sheen, making it appear iridescent. Its most distinctive feature is the patch of bare, blackish skin on its face, contrasting with its dark feathers. It also has a long, decurved, dark bill.





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Bare-faced Ibises love to nest in huge colonies, sometimes sharing space with other feathered friends!
Their scientific name *Phimosus infuscatus* means 'dark-stained muzzle' because of its unique bare face!
These birds use a fun variety of grunts, croaks, and squawks to chat with each other!
Unlike their parents, baby Bare-faced Ibises are born with fuzzy faces, growing bare as they mature!
Bare-faced Ibis can find hidden prey because its long, curved bill is sensitive to touch and vibrations in the mud.
Bare-faced Ibis has strong flocking instincts that help them locate abundant food sources and stay safe from predators.
Bare-faced Ibis can easily navigate shallow waters because its sturdy legs and feet are adapted for wading through mud.
These ibises love to eat small creatures they find in mud and shallow water, especially insects and worms.
Buteogallus urubitinga
This large raptor may prey on ibis chicks or less vigilant adults.
Caiman crocodilus
Caimans in wetlands are opportunistic predators of ibis adults and eggs.
Lumbricus terrestris
A primary food source, these worms are dug from soft mud.
Pomacea diffusa
These snails are a common invertebrate prey found in shallow wetlands.
Describe a los animales, principalmente aves, que poseen una cubierta de plumas.
Los animales sociales viven en grupos organizados, cooperando para obtener beneficios de supervivencia como la búsqueda de alimento, la defensa y la cría de descendencia.
Este rasgo identifica organismos cuya dieta incluye tanto materia vegetal como animal.
Los filtradores obtienen nutrientes filtrando partículas de alimentos suspendidos y pequeños organismos del agua.
Este rasgo de hábitat identifica especies que se encuentran en humedales, que son áreas de tierra saturadas de agua, ya sea permanente o estacionalmente, e incluyen marismas, pantanos y ciénagas.
Los animales diurnos están activos principalmente durante el día y suelen descansar o dormir por la noche.
Los hábitats acuáticos abarcan entornos donde los organismos viven principalmente en el agua, incluidos océanos, ríos, lagos y humedales.
El estado de peligro de extinción indica que una especie corre un riesgo muy alto de extinguirse en estado silvestre en un futuro próximo.
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45-50 cm
80-90 cm
0.45-0.55 kg
10-15 años
45 km/h
These ibises love to eat small creatures they find in mud and shallow water, especially insects and worms.
Wetlands
Foraging
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