They are so pretty. I love their wings with the black tips when they fly. I love to see them fly. Their white bodies look so pretty before they take flight!
I live in Central Florida, on the edge of a preserve. Today I saw my first white ibis on the front lawn, happily going to town on bugs and grubs. I was surprised, because I'm 10 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, and there are no lakes or ponds nearby. He didn't seem very afraid of me, so he must be used to people. Like you, I don't use any pesticides either on my lawn or in my flower garden. I have a LOT of crows (sometimes 5 or 6 in the yard at once). I've put out both bird and squirrel feeders, so we have an abundance of songbirds. This spring a pair of Carolina Wrens hatched four babies right by our front door! They took our coming and going in stride. It was a pleasant surprise to see a white ibis hanging around the front yard. Thanks for your video, and the information. 😊
The Australian ibis in my backyard learned to steal the cats kibble and soften it by burying it under the lawn with their bills. I noticed the crows started to do it too. They are both very intelligent birds. Thanks for this upload MBB. Loved it. ❤️😍💕
I have one that is super friendly and follows me around like a puppy when i visit the park. It's like it knows me. It loves my organic non gmo certified sunflower seeds.
My new yardbirds are turkeys. 😍 mom and her 7 young have visited every morning for cracked corn, oats, and apple slices (I put it out for the crows and deer) for the past 7-8 days and yesterday morning dad popped by alone for a bit! ☺️🦃
Hi, our Australian Ibis have black heads, necks, under tips of tails and wing tips. They have adapted to suburban life really well. We call them bin chickens, tip turkeys etc. We have a family that visits our front & back yard everyday. We LOVE 'em - they're such funny buggers - watching them stand up to cockatoos, crows; challenging rainbow lorikeets - it's just so funny to see them snap their long black " chop stick " bills really fast is hilarious. Steve
They have very gentle faces and their blue eyes are beautiful. They are beautiful graceful fliers too. What are the coppery colored ones I also see called? Are there other colored ones? Or similar species?
The mini docs are sweet, I like the narration, I let the ads run to support 💪🏼 I’ve learned quite a bit on species from this channel. Where do I find that bird in the outro? Lol is he just dancing
Just happened to be visiting Sanibel for the Fourth, is it unusual to see them on the beach? It seems they are in abundance here, perhaps because they are such an environmentally conscious community?
They are so pretty. I love their wings with the black tips when they fly. I love to see them fly. Their white bodies look so pretty before they take flight!
Every so often there’s a pack in my yard just eating. I love just watching them eat.
Lol The squirrel looking at you like, "Did you invite this dude?!"
Beautiful birds, it’s a shame of how much man kills their habitat. Pesticides. Glad they found your home, squirrels might be jealous.
I live in Central Florida, on the edge of a preserve. Today I saw my first white ibis on the front lawn, happily going to town on bugs and grubs. I was surprised, because I'm 10 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, and there are no lakes or ponds nearby. He didn't seem very afraid of me, so he must be used to people. Like you, I don't use any pesticides either on my lawn or in my flower garden. I have a LOT of crows (sometimes 5 or 6 in the yard at once). I've put out both bird and squirrel feeders, so we have an abundance of songbirds. This spring a pair of Carolina Wrens hatched four babies right by our front door! They took our coming and going in stride. It was a pleasant surprise to see a white ibis hanging around the front yard. Thanks for your video, and the information. 😊
The Australian ibis in my backyard learned to steal the cats kibble and soften it by burying it under the lawn with their bills. I noticed the crows started to do it too.
They are both very intelligent birds.
Thanks for this upload MBB. Loved it. ❤️😍💕
With bird habitats needing to change to loss of wetlands I am so glad to see you are so accommodating to these Ibises.
I have one that is super friendly and follows me around like a puppy when i visit the park. It's like it knows me. It loves my organic non gmo certified sunflower seeds.
That's a different kind of backyard bird . I appreciate your information on it very interesting . Thank you.😄 for sharing
So happy that you take care of these precious birds. It's horrible how man is encroaching on their habitat. God had nature planned for a reason.
Beautiful footage, love the random Blue Jay appear ♥️
Very interesting- learned some new things today. Very pretty birds, too. Thanks for sharing!🙂
My new yardbirds are turkeys. 😍 mom and her 7 young have visited every morning for cracked corn, oats, and apple slices (I put it out for the crows and deer) for the past 7-8 days and yesterday morning dad popped by alone for a bit! ☺️🦃
That's fantastic. Turkeys are such fun to have around. BB
What a delicately beautiful bird! The red ones are really unusual!🤗👍👍👍🦜
Wow those are beautiful birds!
Greetings King, I truly honor your knowledge and thanks again.👑👆🏾🥇💯
What an amazing variety of birds and wildlife you have in your backyard - thanks a lot for sharing!
Hi, our Australian Ibis have black heads, necks, under tips of tails and wing tips. They have adapted to suburban life really well. We call them bin chickens, tip turkeys etc. We have a family that visits our front & back yard everyday. We LOVE 'em - they're such funny buggers - watching them stand up to cockatoos, crows; challenging rainbow lorikeets - it's just so funny to see them snap their long black " chop stick " bills really fast is hilarious. Steve
They have very gentle faces and their blue eyes are beautiful.
They are beautiful graceful fliers too.
What are the coppery colored ones I also see called? Are there other colored ones? Or similar species?
Those are called Glossy Ibis, there are also scarlet ibis in the Caribbean and South America. BB
I was heading home before summer, And there was maybe 10 Mourning Doves lined up on a house.
Thanks so much for your work!
Florida Bin chicken ❤
Beautiful 😍 birds 🐦
The mini docs are sweet, I like the narration, I let the ads run to support 💪🏼
I’ve learned quite a bit on species from this channel. Where do I find that bird in the outro? Lol is he just dancing
Thanks, that's a white breasted nuthatch. BB
Wow!
Just happened to be visiting Sanibel for the Fourth, is it unusual to see them on the beach? It seems they are in abundance here, perhaps because they are such an environmentally conscious community?
Bin chickens!
Beautiful ❤️
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