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Oriental white ibis or Indian white ibis at Bharatpur
The Oriental white ibis, or Indian white ibis, is a striking wading bird commonly seen at Bharatpur’s Keoladeo National Park. With its white plumage, bare black head, and long curved bill, it forages in wetlands, reflecting the park’s rich avian diversity.
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image4,272 × 2,848 px7.7 MB240 DPI6 November 2010
Photo byJoe Athialy
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#nature photography#Biodiversity#eco-tourism#avian diversity#indian birds#resident birds#Wading birds#Wetland birds#bird photography#freshwater wetlands#Threskiornis melanocephalus#waterbirds#white plumage#wildlife India#bharatpur#bird sanctuary#Conservation#curved bill#feeding behavior#Indian white ibis#indian wildlife#Keoladeo National Park#marshlands#migratory birds#natural habitat#Oriental white ibis#Rajasthan wildlife
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