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Got a little visit today. I have no idea what they are, but they drive the dogs crazy.
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Juvenile white ibis? Just a guess since we don't see too many in Wisconsin (especially this time of year)
http://www.new-jersey-birds.com/2009...hite-ibis.html
http://birdsbybaranoff.com/ibis.htm- Dennis
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Here we call them city chicken, tastes a little like manatee.
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what are these guys?
I know exactly what they are if they irritate my dogs....targets for my pellet rifle!Comment
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They look like sandpipers to me.
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Whimbrel, maybe? The beak looks right anyway... Pics: http://bit.ly/hOt00Nonline at http://www.theFrankes.com
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If all else fails, you can post a pic here and birders will look at it for you.
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Young Ibis...always in a flock. Fully white when mature. Common in the Southern US. They do a good job cleaning the front yard of snails, slugs, worms, all the creepy crawlies.
They hang around by the canals and in the everglades, as they are also wading birds.
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Mcrd, p.i.
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC is home to thousands of these birds.Comment
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These look like storks to my untrained eye.Comment
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess they are birds of some sort...
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