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Feeding birds in your local park? If they're white ibises in Florida, think twice
White ibises congregate in flocks in urban parks, where they're inappropriately fed by people.
Credit: Henry Adams, University of Georgia
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White ibises with spoonbills, wood storks and other wading birds in Florida's Fisheating Creek.
Credit: Maureen Murray, University of Georgia
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White ibises are abundant in Florida; the species has become synonymous with the Everglades.
Credit: Jeff Hepinstall Cymerman, University of Georgia
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Biologists secure a backpack-style harness for a GPS transmitter on a white ibis.
Credit: Sonia Hernandez, University of Georgia
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Researchers release a white ibis outfitted with a GPS transmitter as part of the NSF EEID project.
Credit: Jeff Hepinstall Cymerman, University of Georgia
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Scientists take blood from an ibis for stress hormones, immune function and antibodies to pathogens.
Credit: Sonia Hernandez, University of Georgia
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