Wildlifeof Thailand
White-shouldered Ibis
Threskiornithidae
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Pseudibis davisoni
Basic stats
Diet
Invertebrates, frogs and small reptiles
Habitat
Seasonally flooded forest, grassland and river margins
Range
Cambodia, Laos and southern Vietnam
The white-shouldered ibis is a dark, bare-headed ibis with a pale neck collar and white shoulder patch most visible in flight. It survives mainly in Cambodia, Laos and southern Vietnam, using seasonally flooded forest, grassland and river margins. Birds probe damp soil and shallow pools for invertebrates, frogs and small reptiles and roost communally in tall trees (Wikipedia, general species account). It is Nationally Extinct (Thailand Red Data 2025).
Quick answers
- What does the White-shouldered Ibis eat?
- Invertebrates, frogs and small reptiles
- What habitat does the White-shouldered Ibis live in?
- Seasonally flooded forest, grassland and river margins
- Where is the White-shouldered Ibis found?
- Cambodia, Laos and southern Vietnam