Glossy Ibis, Black Point Wildlife Drive

Adjacent to Merritt Island National Wildlife Reserve, the Cape Canaveral National Seashore, and to Kennedy Space Center, Black Point Wildlife Drive is a 7-mile cornucopia of birds. And alligators. Even in January.

Herewith, my first-ever photo of a glossy ibis.

Glossy ibis, wading in slough or marsh.


Thanks to Jim Robertson and Gwen Williams for recommending this drive
and other Florida bird hotspots.

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2 Responses to Glossy Ibis, Black Point Wildlife Drive

  1. Jim Robertson says:

    Nice, I can see you’ve caught some of the glossy sheen – it can be quite noticeable in the right light.

    • Isabel Gibson says:

      Jim R – It was a sunny and showery day, so I was lucky to see this guy out and about when the sun was shining.

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