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Sacred Ibis Ibis Sagrade Threskiornis aethiopicus Origins: inhabits marshes, beaches, grasslands, and farmlands of sub-Saharan Africa, North Yemen, Southern Iraq Food: consumes small prey animals such as fish, invertebrates, and amphibians, as well as carrion Facts: Ancient Egyptians worshipped the sacred ibis as the incarnation of the deity Thoth. This could be because the ibis appeared during the seasonal flooding of the Nile River, which was so important to their agriculture.

White-Faced Whistling Duck. Dendrocygna viduata Origin: found in marshes, lagoons, and flooded fields of tropical Americas, Africa, and Madagascar Food: Feeds mainly at night on grasses, seeds, rice, and invertebrates Fun Fact: as the name implies, these ducks whistle to communicate. They are very social birds and large flocks and be quite noisy.

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South Africa Geronticus calvus

(Threskiornis aethiopicus aethiopicus) Location: Near waterways in sub-Saharan Africa Peck: An ibis uses its long, curved bill to catch insects, fishes, frogs, and lizards Culture: Ancient Egyptian culture worshiped the ibis. Its image represented the god Thoth, giver of wisdom, knowledge, and writing. Stable Your cat would love to hunt the bird of wisdom, knowledge, and writing! Let your cat watch this!!!!

I got lucky! I was told this Fairy-bluebird tended to hide a lot and this day, he decided to come out. Enjoy.