hadada ibis
bird
Also known as: Hagedashia hagedash, hadada
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The hadada ibis (Hagedashia hagedash) is a bird species native to Africa. It is characterized by its largely grayish-brown plumage, with iridescent green tinges on its wing coverts. This species is known for its loud, distinctive call, which can be heard as it flies.123
Ibises, as a subfamily, are wading birds that typically inhabit shallow waters. They use their slender, down-curved bills to forage for small fish and mollusks. Ibises are generally found in warm regions worldwide and often breed in large colonies.2
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