100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "ibis"

Definition

The term "Ibis" refers to a type of long-legged wading bird belonging to the family Threskiornithidae. These birds are known for their curved bills, which they use to probe mud and shallow waters for food. The Ibis is often found in wetlands, marshes, and along shorelines, and it is recognized for its distinctive appearance, which varies among species.

Synonyms

• Wading bird
• Heron (in a broader context)
• Spoonbill (some species may be colloquially referred to as such)

Antonyms

• Predator (as in birds of prey)
• Land bird (as opposed to wading or water birds)

Examples

1. The Ibis gracefully walked through the shallow waters of the marsh.
2. Every morning, I observe the Ibis searching for food along the riverbank.
3. The Ibis is known for its striking plumage during mating season.
4. We saw an Ibis soaring through the sky while hiking in the wetlands.
5. The Ibis uses its long beak to dig in the mud for insects.
6. In many cultures, the Ibis is seen as a symbol of wisdom and knowledge.
7. The Ibis nests in tall reeds to protect its young from predators.
8. I was thrilled to photograph an Ibis in its natural habitat.
9. The ancient Egyptians revered the Ibis and associated it with the god Thoth.
10. At the wildlife sanctuary, we learned about the different species of Ibis.
11. The Ibis can be found in both tropical and temperate regions around the world.
12. We had to be quiet as the Ibis approached the water's edge.
13. The Ibis has a unique way of foraging that sets it apart from other birds.
14. During our trip, we spotted a rare Ibis that was not common in that area.
15. The Ibis is often seen in flocks, especially during migration.
16. An Ibis can often be seen near the edges of lakes and ponds.
17. The Ibis has adapted well to urban environments.
18. I was fascinated to learn about the different calls of the Ibis.
19. The Ibis is a social bird, often found in groups.
20. I watched as an Ibis landed gracefully on a nearby rock.
21. The Ibis has a long neck that helps it reach food in deeper waters.
22. We were excited to see an Ibis interacting with its chicks.
23. The Ibis often forages in muddy areas, looking for crustaceans.
24. The bright colors of the Ibis make it a beautiful sight.
25. An Ibis flew overhead, its silhouette striking against the sunset.
26. The Ibis is a skilled hunter, often catching fish with precision.
27. I took a video of the Ibis as it strutted around the wetland.
28. The Ibis is known for its distinctive curved bill, perfect for its feeding habits.
29. We enjoyed watching the Ibis interact with other birds at the lake.
30. The Ibis plays a crucial role in its ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
31. My favorite part of the nature walk was seeing the Ibis up close.
32. The Ibis was perched on a tree branch, surveying its surroundings.
33. I learned that the Ibis often migrates to warmer climates during winter.
34. The Ibis is a master at blending into its environment.
35. I felt lucky to catch a glimpse of the elusive Ibis.
36. The Ibis is often seen wading through shallow waters for food.
37. An Ibis can travel long distances in search of suitable habitats.
38. The Ibis has a fascinating mating dance that attracts partners.
39. I was amazed to hear the different sounds made by the Ibis.
40. The Ibis stands out with its long legs and unique beak.
41. The sight of an Ibis in flight is truly majestic.
42. I noticed how the Ibis carefully selected its feeding spots.
43. The Ibis is an important indicator of the health of wetland ecosystems.
44. I watched as an Ibis built its nest with twigs and reeds.
45. The Ibis is often featured in art and folklore.
46. I encountered an Ibis while kayaking on the river.
47. The Ibis often feeds in the early morning or late afternoon.
48. I was thrilled when an Ibis landed right next to our picnic area.
49. The Ibis is known for its adaptability to changing environments.
50. I learned that the Ibis has a varied diet, including insects and small fish.
51. The Ibis has a strong connection to water and is often found near lakes.
52. I was surprised to see an Ibis in the city park.
53. The Ibis uses its keen eyesight to spot prey from a distance.
54. I saw an Ibis sharing its territory with other bird species.
55. The Ibis has a graceful presence that captivates birdwatchers.
56. I took a moment to appreciate the beauty of the Ibis in the wild.
57. The Ibis is often a target for photographers due to its striking appearance.
58. I noticed the Ibis preening its feathers after a long day of foraging.
59. The Ibis is a fascinating subject for wildlife documentaries.
60. I felt a sense of peace while observing the Ibis at the lake.
61. The Ibis has a special place in many indigenous cultures.
62. I was excited to learn about the different habitats of the Ibis.
63. The Ibis plays a vital role in maintaining the balance of its ecosystem.
64. I was captivated by the way the Ibis moved through the water.
65. The Ibis is often seen nesting in colonies for protection.
66. I observed the Ibis as it gracefully took off from the ground.
67. The Ibis is known for its long migrations across continents.
68. I marveled at the elegance of the Ibis in flight.
69. The Ibis often exhibits interesting social behaviors with its peers.
70. I learned that the Ibis has a variety of calls for communication.
71. The Ibis is a symbol of fertility and renewal in some cultures.
72. I enjoyed watching the Ibis interact with its young.
73. The Ibis is a key player in the food chain of its habitat.
74. I took several photographs of the Ibis during our visit.
75. The Ibis is often seen foraging alongside other wading birds.
76. I was fascinated by the nesting habits of the Ibis.
77. The Ibis is known for its unique feeding techniques.
78. I was thrilled to spot a juvenile Ibis on our nature hike.
79. The Ibis often uses its bill to stir up mud to find hidden food.
80. I learned that the Ibis can be quite territorial during breeding season.
81. Watching the Ibis at sunrise was a highlight of my trip.
82. The Ibis is often the subject of conservation efforts due to habitat loss.
83. I noticed how the Ibis adapted its feeding habits to the changing environment.
84. The Ibis has a strong sense of community within its flock.
85. I found it interesting how the Ibis communicates with its body language.
86. The Ibis is a migratory bird, traveling thousands of miles each year.
87. I took my time observing the Ibis as it searched for food.
88. The Ibis is an integral part of its ecosystem, contributing to biodiversity.
89. I felt a sense of wonder watching the Ibis interact with its environment.
90. The Ibis is often seen in large groups during migration.
91. I learned about the Ibis’s role in pollination and seed dispersal.
92. The Ibis is known for its striking contrast against the green wetlands.
93. I was fortunate to see an Ibis nesting during my visit to the reserve.
94. The Ibis is an important species for ecological studies.
95. I watched in awe as the Ibis took flight, showcasing its wingspan.
96. The Ibis often hunts for food at dusk, taking advantage of low light.
97. I was delighted to hear about the Ibis’s unique courtship rituals.
98. The Ibis serves as an important educational focus for wildlife conservation.
99. I appreciated the beauty of the Ibis as it moved elegantly through the water.
100. The Ibis is a reminder of the delicate balance of nature in wetland ecosystems.