The red eye, facial skin & legs along with the white encircling the eye & facial skin point to this being a wayward Ibis.
OWLS & OTHERS FROM THE NORTH SHORE OF MASSACHUSETTS AND ELSEWHERE ACROSS THE USA
I'm an avid birder and nature photographer wishing to share some of my sightings & images taken while out in the "wilds" of Cape Ann and surrounding New England countryside. More images can be found on my web site at New England Birds Plus Enjoy, Phil Brown
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Monday, May 10, 2010
White-faced Ibis - Rowley, MA - May 10, 2010
A pair of White-faced Ibis were found today by Brian Parker along Rte 1A in Rowley at a spot we call Pikul's pans, a small pool on the west side of the road just past Redgate Rd.
The red eye, facial skin & legs along with the white encircling the eye & facial skin point to this being a wayward Ibis.
One or two of these very colorful birds make their way through Massachusetts most years.
The red eye, facial skin & legs along with the white encircling the eye & facial skin point to this being a wayward Ibis.
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