Juvenile White Ibis

White Ibis are brown when they are young, and gradually become mottled, then change to full white.

Peek-a-boo and see my bright blue eye!

This gnarly tree that hang over a pond are attractive perches for the Ibis, some taking up a position out in the open.

A group of six or eight were perched through out this tree, blending in with the yellowish leaves.

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