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While it is not totally uncommon
to see one, two, or three ibis on their own, normally
they will congregate in flocks of 15 to 20
birds. They will feed together and when startled, lift off
together to circle around, checking to see if the danger has
gone and they can land again.
They like to wade in shallow,
muddy areas to catch crawdads, frogs, snails and other water
life. This puts them within reach of alligators, but that is
part of liviing in the marsh.
Ibis will also feed in grassy areas, catching grasshoppers, frogs, lizards
and snakes. |