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White-faced Ibises are wading birds found in the New World. A migratory population is found in North and Central America, while a year-round resident population is found in southeastern South America. They are named for the white feathers found around their bare pink faces. They are closely related to Glossy Ibises.

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White-faced Ibis

The White-faced Ibis is a species of wading bird found in central and western parts of North America. Birds winter across Mexico and parts of Central America. A separate non-migratory population lives in eastern South America.... More