




Ardea ibis
The Western Cattle-Egret is a friendly bird that loves to hang out near cows and other animals. They help keep the fields clean by eating bugs and insects, making them great helpers on farms!
生息地: Wetlands
The Western Cattle-Egret is a small, stocky egret, typically pure white with a short, stout yellow bill and yellow legs. During breeding season, it develops distinctive orange-buff plumes on its head, back, and chest, making it visually unique among white egrets.





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鳥類レア度
Common
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Cattle Egrets often sleep and nest in huge groups, sometimes with thousands of birds!
Its name comes from its clever habit of always hanging out near cattle!
They sometimes eat surprising foods like lizards, frogs, and even small mice!
This bird spread across the world in just 100 years, often flying across oceans!
Western Cattle-Egret can follow large grazing animals, attracting insects that are disturbed by their movement, making hunting easier.
Western Cattle-Egret has brilliant orange-buff feathers during breeding season, which signals readiness to find a mate.
Western Cattle-Egret can forage near farm machinery, catching small creatures revealed by plows and tractors.
This bird mainly eats bugs and small creatures stirred up by big grazing animals.
Bos taurus
Hunts insects stirred up by grazing.
Locusta migratoria
A primary food source, caught from open ground.
Python sebae
Eggs and chicks are prey in some regions.
Buteo jamaicensis
Adults and juveniles can be prey for large raptors.
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Enjoy watching birds from a distance and don't try to touch them.
46-56 cm
90-95 cm
0.27-0.55 kg
5-15 年
35 km/h
This bird mainly eats bugs and small creatures stirred up by big grazing animals.
Wetlands
Foraging
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