Talk:American white ibis/GA1

5060:"The origin of the species' sexual dimorphism is unclear as, to date, no differences between the sexes in feeding success rates or the foraging behavior have been observed, and as males are larger, they need more food than females" looks unrelated to anything else, and perhaps a partial contradiction of the item about males' stealing from unrelated juveniles and females. Don't the sources talk to each other? Would seeing who cites whom help to show developments in understanding of this species' behaviour? Any ideas? -- 1092:) were always listed separately (though those two have since been split by most). The books that I've seen have these as separate entries. The distribution, description, naming history are all easy to keep separate, and any studies in peer-reivewed literature best kept to which taxon they were on. I think most will have been on one or the other, hence keeping structure as is is most prudent. However, literature on the both definitely should go in genus article. 4682:(0.4-0.8 in) agape at the tip, and probes by sweeping their long bills back and forth across the bottom to pick out organisms that are suitable for consumption" could be much more concise. E.g. "The American White Ibis mainly finds food by tactile probing as it wades slowly through shallow water and, keeping its long, downcurved bill about 1-2cm (0.4-0.8in) agape, sweeps back and forth across the bottom to pick out edible organisms"? 6158:"Like other species of ibis, the White Ibis flies with neck and legs outstretched, often in long, loose lines or 'V' formations. The reason is unclear but may be because aerodynamic efficiency is increased." could probably be made more concise: "Like other species of ibis, the White Ibis flies with neck and legs outstretched, often in long, loose lines or 'V' formations, which may improve the birds' aerodynamic efficiency." 6032: 5980: 5928: 5860: 5836: 5808: 5634: 5570: 5518: 5404: 5331: 5288: 5261: 5128: 5054: 4983: 4923: 4847: 4771: 4760: 4749: 4675: 4621: 4464: 4408: 4348: 4337: 4271: 4249: 4132: 4120: 4051: 3979: 3951: 3883: 3790: 3722: 3669: 3599: 3543: 3532: 3462: 3440: 3428: 3359: 3271: 3233: 3216: 3187: 3136: 3102: 3076: 3054: 2885: 2816: 2747: 2690: 2621: 2581: 2558: 2502: 2431: 2369: 2307: 2281: 2219: 2208: 2056: 1943: 1882: 1810: 1661: 1591: 1527: 1504: 1401: 1333: 1235: 1167: 1052: 922: 846: 769: 687: 631: 494: 382: 354: 306: 242: 169: 4343:"During the breeding season, adult male ibises have been observed to steal food from both young juveniles and feeding females that are neither its own offspring nor mate instead of foraging its own food by forcing its bill down the throat of its victim and extracting the ball of food that is meant for the young juvenile ibises" is long and complex. I can't see a major improvement, but suggest 2 small ones: 2232:

relative size is consistent with 1.3 females per successful males. At the other end, spider males are usually smaller and male angler fish are minute. Perhaps it may be better to skip the principles, which apply to many species, and concentrate on a full and clear account of the facts. E.g. I know the principles of sexual dimorphism for spiders but would not put them in species or genus articles. --

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deeper water when alone, as is head swinging. In this last the ibis swings its wide open bill widely in open water. Other American White Ibis copy this type of foraging if they see one ibis doing it" looks partly repetition." Perhaps tactile probingfrom "... tactile probing ..." to the end of the para needs to be restructure to show foraging in water (long) and land (short). --

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Wizardman, the delay is on my side (reviewer) - I was doing 3 GA reviews when reviews 2 of "my" nominations appearence at the same time. At at the end of Aug I moved house. The situation is returning to normal, and tomorrow (14 September) I will have the time and energy to resume work on this review.

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After my rest, "During the breeding season, adult male ibises have been seen stealing food from young juveniles and feeding females that are neither its own offspring nor mate" confused me. How about e.g. "... adult male ibises have been seen stealing food from other males' juveniles and mates"? Your

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As a result of recent removals of speculative content, this section now contains only 3 sentences, and 2 different topics: "The origin of the species' sexual dimorphism is unclear ... they need more food than females" and "The American White Ibis begins breeding in its third summer. The oldest member

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Sorry for not noticed earlier that "Like other species of ibis, the White Ibis flies with neck and legs outstretched, often in long, loose lines or 'V' formations" is clumsy and unclear. How about e.g. "Like other species of ibis, White Ibis individuals fly with neck and legs outstretched, and groups

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I don't remember "Here they observed mating and pairing between the two species,as well as pale orange birds, and white ibises with occasional orange feathers" before, but it's confusing: "observed mating and pairing between the two species" seems to duplicate "... reported hybridization ..." above;

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Passage "For the most part, the American White Ibis forage for food by tactile probing, ... often attacking and robbing the ibis of food, due to increased handling time" should remove redundancies (e.g. at "increases the chance of theft by other birds such Herons and Egrets, which are often found to

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3 "sentences" separated by semi-colons - "The American White Ibis is classed as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List; the population consists of 150,000 mature adults, and is stable, although some populations have unknown trends; in North America there has been an almost six-fold increase in the last

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Now read it. Basically the author of the study wanted to investigate if males with their longer bills were more successful or fed differently to females, and his observations revealed they didn't. The rest of the article is hypothesis, but does note the bill used in mating and aggressive behaviour.

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In mammals, males twice the size of females appear in "tournament" species ("winner takes all") as in lions and walruses, the dominant male reigns for a few years and dies soon after being deposed. Where males are less larger, serial adultery is common - for example in a general curve humans' males

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I reread the source and came up with "During the breeding season, adult male ibises have been recorded raiding other parent ibises feeding their young in the colony. They force their bill down the throat of the victim—either the parent about to disgorge their food or recently fed young—and extract

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I think "Prey includes a wide and diverse variety of aquatic organisms such as aquatic insects and small fishes, with crayfish and other crustaceans being its preferred source of food" could be more concise, e.g. "It prefers to eat crayfish and other crustaceans, but also takes aquatic insects and

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Re "where nests within a rookery can range from the tens to the hundreds", I'd prefer "colony" as I think "rookery" suggests rather smaller birds while an adult White Ibis is about 2 lb, and would need quite a strong bough. (I weighed 2 cans of baked beans to check how these felt, but didn't climb

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Re "In addition, larger bills also allow the males to probe deeper in the water while foraging, thereby increasing foraging effectiveness", does the article mean, e.g., "While the larger bills are weapons in fights between males, as a by-product they enable males to probe deeper in the water while

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My geography of the US isn't as good as Australia - i.e. I'm not as good as looking at a blank US map and intuiting where some of the inland states are. That said, I used the map from the journal article discussing hybridisation, which was written by scientists from South America, so adding in the

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At "The species' sexual dimorphism is probably a result of natural selection as being larger in size overall is able to increase both the reproductive success and survival of the male", why would this not apply to females? I don't know any one source that would survey the principles behind sexual

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IMO "However, there is some sexual dimorphism in size — males average significantly larger than females, in terms of flight structure, bill size and weight. The American White Ibis has been found to be most dimorphic in terms of weight and least dimorphic in terms of flight structure" needs to be

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At "Depending on the time of the year and season, the American White Ibis forages in different habitats. During the summer, it roams along the coast of tidal flats and mangrove swamps as the inland marshes after usually flooded. However, as the water level recedes in the fall, populations at the

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Then I saw that "Probing varies from shallow nibbles to deep probes, and takes place while standing or walking. On land, the American White Ibis locates prey by sight and pecks, and does not have to insert its bill into the substrate. Groping with a wide open bill is a technique used by ibis in

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I feel that sections "Mating" and "Nesting" are rather confusing, with no apparent sequence of events. How about: colony site selection (a collective decision?); pair formation (for one season or longer-term?); nest building; copulation, including adultery; any giving of food by the male to the

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I feel that "During the breeding season, adult male ibises have been recorded raiding other parent ibises feeding their young in the colony" is so dense that it is very difficult to read (except as a Latin exercise :-) ). How about e.g. "During the breeding season, adult male ibises have been

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At first sight IMO "For the most part, the American White Ibis forages for food by tactile probing, which is the primarily foraging technique. It wades slowly through shallow water and sticks its long, downcurved bill into the substrate of the water body with its bill held at around 1 to 2 cm

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One has to go on what the sources say - this study looked at foraging behaviour to see if it could find anything which could explain the size difference (i.e.different success rates etc.). It couldn't. I can't speculate on what is not there. I don't recall seeing it gelled with other data.

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I think "The female chooses the site and builds the nest, usually in the branches of a tree or shrub, which is often over water. The males also assist in the nest building process by bringing nest material" would be better if re-ordered so all of site selection precedes all of building.

6125:"It is the first known case of adult multiple nest-attending breeding behavior that has documented for the species." Apart from the grammatical problems, it is unclear to me if this is noteworthy. Has there been one report for this species, or is this the only species to do something? 1062:

merged? Or alternatively create a common article (what name?) with most of the content and small articles about the American White and the Scarlet, each giving the colouration and ecology of the relevant population? We should resolve all these issues before going any further.

3294:"... has a low energy expenditure and its low energy demands can ..." compared with what? And size is not the only influence on energy expenditure, e.g. in UK in winter small birds (e.g. sparrow) lose about 30% of their weight overnight while maintaining their temperature. -- 936:, where: the hybrids' visible characteristics depend on the sexes of the parents; female ligons appear fully fertile while male ligons are practically infertile; female tiglons apparently produce offspring with both lions and tigers, while I don't know about male tiglons. 3889:

I think the para (almost) "Density also has a major impact on prey selection and the relationship between prey abundance and consumption and differed among various preys.... a positive relationship between density and prey catchability" could be clearer and more concise.

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population trend is stable"; and "these surveys cover less than 50% of the species's range in North America". IMO the options are: remove the item about the increase in North America; or say that this static is based on surveys that cover less that 50% of the NA range.

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I'm afraid I find "Natural selection has been implicated as being larger and longer-billed may increase reproductive success, and the bill is used by the adult male in mating displays and fighting between males" so unclear that I can't make a suggestion.

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All these bits are from a paper comparing it with the larger Wood Stork. I've removed them as the comparison is not helpful to the general reader and added some useful info from the article, however I need to rejig this whole section. Will alert when

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having trouble finding the Florida material. The venezuela material specifies witnessing mixed pairs and mixed mating, and seeing intermediate-plumaged birds. Have tried to keep as close to what the source reported as possible (without paraphrasing,

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Update - read this again and overhauled - essentially the ibis moves to more coastal areas but it is because of summer flooding in the area. Material I have found on the range extending elsewhere in nonbreeding season does not go into detail about

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Inconsistency between "The White Ibis is a monogamous avian species which breeds in huge colonies ..." (para 1) and "Although the White Ibis is predominantly monogamous ..., the male often flies off to engage in extra pair copulation ...".

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In this section, the next part of the job is the prose, I'm afraid. Current faults include: redundancy, repeating a word in the same sentence, using complex words when simpler ones will do the job, and poor sentence structure. Examples:

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I'm sure "Smaller prey items are sought ... rob the ibis of its catch" can be written better, and avoid the passive voice. E.g. "When other birds such as herons and egrets are around, the American White Ibis prefers smaller prey ...".

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At "The species is found in a mixed-species foraging flock with the Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus), and the two species select different food items with little overlap, as the latter feeds mainly on grain", see the cited source,

3728:"the diet would be primarily made up of crayfish, while those that feed in willow ponds ate predominantly fish. American White Ibises that feed in mangrove swamps would focus on crabs" changes to past tense to mixed for no reason. -- 5297:

Do you think "Moreover, consumption of methylmercury in the diet also affects the hormone levels within the male bird, ... approached by fewer females during the mating season" should be in the next para, which describes gay males.

5866:"Being sexually dimorphic, males are larger than females" looks like a explanation, but I doubt that - in some species the females are larger (eggs need space), T rex females were apparently large, and female spider are larger. -- 1261:

I went back to the source to clarify exactly what was observed, plus what has been observed elsewhere - the two descriptions of birds just indicates speculative (but pretty obvious) hybrids. I'll read it again and massage the

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Re "Outside the nesting season, the diet is highly variable. Depending on the both region and habitat, which affects the abundance and types of prey available for consumption, the White Ibis would feed on different prey":

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says about hybrids being fertile for several generation? If supported, this article should say e.g. "inter-breed" rather than "copulate". (Some jumping spiders copulate inter species in labs, but produce no fertile eggs)

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small fishes." My suggestion excludes "aquatic organisms" as that phrase might be interpreted to include molluscs, and as far as I can see the American White Ibis does not have the tools for molluscs except for slugs. --

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the author of the study noted some stealing of food by adults but stopped short of drawing firm conclusions and recommended further study. Did suggest were forced to feed in less favourable areas but stated ultimately

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At "In North American, crustaceans, mostly crayfish, are the main prey", I suggest e.g. "Generally in North America the main prey are crustaceans, mostly crayfish", as the following sentences are exceptions (I hope).

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Either way (oops!), please similarly copyedit for "Moreover, consumption of methylmercury in the diet also affects the hormone levels within the male bird, ... approached by fewer females during the mating season."

6265:"It is unclear whether the fish are more easily caught if overcrowded, or whether sheer numbers of fish mean that ibises are catching them instead of crayfish statistically". Can ibises catch fish statistically? 1667:"Like other species of ibis, the White Ibis flies with neck and legs outstretched, often in long, loose lines" has no citation. Does individuals share the work of cutting through the air, in the way geese do? -- 5283:

disruptor, which has reduced the American White Ibis' behavior, including its foraging efficiency. Recent research has found that increased exposure to methylmercury reduces juveniles' foraging efficiency.".

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The White Ibis takes 48% crabs, 37% aquatic insects, 15% fish; and the Glossy takes 58% grains, 26% insects, 15% crabs. So the Glossy Ibis is an omnivore and does not prefers the White's favourite prey.

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Update - Hybridization is the presence of interbreeding - the evidence then follows as the authors saw (1) mixed pairs, and (2) intermediate birds. I have tried to trim a bit - do you want me to trim

2062:"Outside the nesting season, the White Ibis’s habitat selection is highly variable ..." suggests that this ibis is more selective in the nesting season. So in which types of habitats does it nest? -- 6058:

Hmmm, but the last bit goes into enviro pollution, which isn't strictly diet or breeding either...? I do see where you're coming from but two paras covers alot of diverse material. Will muse on this

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any that are unresolved when most others are done, and strike out any of comments that I later decide are mistaken. I'll sign each of my comments, so we can see who said what - please do the same.

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Re "Being small in size and having a brief nesting cycle, it has a low energy expenditure and its low energy demands can usually be met through the consumption of relatively abundant small prey":

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I've realised (doh!) that the article has been using "White Ibis" as short for "American White Ibis". I think this needs to change to "American White Ibis" or e.g. "this ibis", as there's also an

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Para "Smaller prey items are sought when other birds are around, ... forage for food together at the peripheral region of the group" seems to contain part that have little to do with each other:

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I feel that better phrasing would remove the partly redundant "The American White Ibis has been found to be most dimorphic in terms of weight and least dimorphic in terms of flight structure". --

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I've just noted the UK English "Behaviour". OTOH "Description" uses "molt". I suggest USA English in this article as the bird is a New World species and the sources generally use USA English. --

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suggests (without inline citations) that the 2 ibises interbreed easily, with successive generations become paler pink in one area where a few Scarlets were introduced into a White territory. --

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Re "Furthermore, the male birds' larger size equates to increased energy requirements", how about "As males are larger, they need more food than females"? Or have I missed other implications --

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p. 51 (Roger Tory Peterson, Virginia Marie Peterson; already cited) says, "... "roller-coaster" strings, flapping and gliding, and often soar in circles", which may be more informative. --

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NB: To keep some sense of order and framework, and to settle arguments, the birds wikiproject has adopted the IOC bird list as a consensus reference to align with - they still regard the

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Thanks. At first I thought your "... observed individuals of the two species mating and pairing, as well as hybrid ibises ..." was redundancy, but realise that it's strict empiricism. --

1993:(Cornell U., already cited) suggests that the non-breeding range extends north to Virginia and south to along the east coast of Mexico. Are your geography and eyes better than mine? -- 2565:... 4 months after being banded." I'd put the 1st topic in "Foraging", and the 2nd somewhere in "Breeding" ("my" invertebrate articles have a section "Reproduction and lifecycle"). -- 2082:

Hmmm, tricky - breeding habitat discussed in the appropriate section. Not sure if adding here is helpful or reduplicative....will look at lead to see if we can touch on matters there.

5934:"The non-breeding range extends further inland ..." looks clumsy after the previous sentence - how about e.g. "Outside the breeding period, the range extends further inland ...". -- 2892:"pregnant" female; protecting eggs and chicks, and feeding chicks; male starved; nest predators; cause of nest failure. Then we can think about number and names of sub-sections. -- 5588:

clearly says Sebastian the Ibis is the current mascot, and IMO is an RS ("A Chicago Tribune website"). IMO the sleazy context is not a problem for you and me (Aussie and Brit)! --

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The 10th edition was the one which marks the beginning of binomial taxonomy - I am ok with leaving it out but do you think some descriptor is needed or a link enough to explain?

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four decades." I'd make "The American White Ibis ... Least Concern on the IUCN Red List" 1 sentence. For the rest, I think are at least apparent inconsistencies in the text.

4189:"Foraging takes place in different habitats according to season" is shorter but still IMO redundant, as just 2 sentences explain the shift from coastal to inland foraging. -- 6684: 961:

That suggests the hybrids are, but the florida interbreeding is not a natural hybrid zone as they are zoo escapees. Mallards do teh same with Black Ducks here in Oz too.

6648: 6646: 6659:) in the Florida Everglades (Relaciones entre las Concentraciones de Mercurio, Hormonas y el Esfuerzo de Nidificación de Eudocimus albus en los Everglades, Florida)" 5294:"Moreover, consumption of methylmercury in the diet also affects the hormone levels within the male bird, ... approached by fewer females during the mating season": 6643: 2453:

The paper itself focusses entirely on feeding. The mating and fighting are not explored in the article, and the sentence is somewhat speculative. I have removed it.

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Perhaps retitle to "Taxonomy", as I see no sign of the evolutionary history - unless you find good sources for some ancestors or siblings in the "tree of life". --

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and "as well as pale orange birds, and white ibises with occasional orange feathers" seems to describe a separate hybridization, and the phrasing is very poor. --

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My impression from para 1 (? mistakenly) is that the American White Ibis takes small food anyway. If so, how smaller prey can it take when robbers are around? --

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I'd make "Predominantly monogamous, the American White Ibis pairs up ... to lower reproduction rates" a separate para, as it's about mating rather than diet. --

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It is not unique, but is an unusual behaviour among bird species, so is notable. I trimmed it and adjoined it to previous setence with an mdash. I like mdashes

5580:(doh!) I find that only the title says "Sebastian the Ibis" and at best would support that "Sebastian the Ibis" was used in 1 celebration. After Googling for 1173:

For "which is seen in at least one guidebook", how about e.g. "which has been followed by least one guidebook" (adjusted for preceding phrases if needed). --

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IMO "The American White Ibis is a bird with a generalist diet" is both redundant and probably wrong - as far I can see it's a carnivore, not an omnivore. --

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nevermind. the author proposes that a longer bill could be more advantageous in foraging...but observes no difference in foraging behaivour or success.

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be foraging close by and often attacking and robbing the ibis of food, due to increased handling time") and make it all clearer and most concise. --

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dropped as more complicated than previously thought (see body of text as discussed above), slotted breeding colonies bit into breeding range.

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was trying to think of another adverb to go here, but I think "sheer numbers gives the gist of the meaning without a need for an adverb (?)

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What does "sponsored an ibis entry in the college's homecoming celebration" mean - a real bird, a copy of the official mascot, or what? --

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Does "insects, such as beetles and fly larvae" mean only larvae of beetles? If not, I guess the easy fix is "fly larvae and beetles". --

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Re "The oldest member of the species recorded in captivity has been over 20 years of age, ...", how about "was over 20 years of age"? --

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breeding/non-breeding from this one makes good sense. I will adjust map accordingly. And choose an easier to see shade of light blue :/

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I think "landmark" needs a citation as it is a strong assertion and the article needs to explain what's so special about the 10th. --

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The standard way we talk about biology articles in birdbooks for laypeople is by species. Some well-differentiated subspecies (like

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Are the hybrid offspring fertile with each other and/or with both/either of the 2 parent stocks? This can be complex, e.g. see

6298:"It would wading slowly through shallow water and sticking its long, downcurved bill into the substrate". More grammar issues. 5711: 3840:

I added the habitat and a little on the most popular prey selection - did you want to see all the precentages in the article?

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Would "no differences between the sexes in feeding success rates or the foraging behavior have been observed" be clearer. --

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The following papers are missing the full page ranges, and there is no need to include the ISSN for this one journal only:

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Isn't "Depending on the time of the year and season, the American White Ibis forages in different habitats" redundant? --

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I changed it to "they have proposed that these birds be classified as a single species", to avoid 2 "they"s together. --

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If so, the remaining para is short. How about moving it to the beginning of the 1st para, and then adjust phrasing. --

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I can see how males' bills may be weapons in fights, but use how? E.g. rapiers, cudgels, wrestling (like antlers)? --

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I didn't add that - have reread the article and added the most salient points, and removed material about wings etc.

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and the Royal Society publications also have PMIDs, and sometimes Bibcodes or PMCIDs, which could/should be added.

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The 2 sources for sizes differ. I'd play safe by showing the range of size statistics, combining the 2 sources. --

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I have gone through so that every reference has at least one online indexing link, whether it be doi or jstor.

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Okay, actually pollution bit impacts on breeding behaviour so does slot in if paras split - para 2 now split.

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d'oh - used the different subpage with all the size/wt ranges listed. These ranges cover the other ref too.

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I rewrote and relocated last para into preceding para, and moved mixed-species material to make last para.

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ah, I added 'there' to clarify - the crab bit of diet is in the flooded fields with the glossy ibis.

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Okay, rejigged now - so it runs - normal probing/mention standing still/groping in deeper water/land

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Which White Ibis? Being an Aussie, you should show US ornithologists the errors of their ways :-D --

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Re shifting their foraging, about e.g. "populations at the coast shift their foraging area inland,

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I haven't seen this discussed in the sources. The speculative sentence has been removed now anyway.

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when I'm working on it, as edit conflicts are frustrating. If you think I've forgotten to remove

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Re "... dimorphism is unclear, as to date, no differences ..." provokes a tag "when" - tags are

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University of Miami Mascot in Hot Water After Discovery of Crustacean Ring from Convicted Felon

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Yeah, I noticed that is a glitch with cite doi, an otherwise very useful template....fixed x 3

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rejigged to list breeding areas first, then clarify it extends further inland when nonbreeding

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And then clarity the next sentence to show which is the predator and which the victim, e.g. "

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coast shift their foraging area inland, where they forage in inland marshes and swamplands":

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I placed the foraging bit in foraging, but found it difficult to slot the lifespan stuff in

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The study was on this species. Agree about section needing a cleanup. The nominator added it

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Ah, just dropped the technical term as I don't think it adds much here. rejigged a little.

4766:"Smaller prey items are sought ... rob the ibis of its catch." IMO this has a few issues: 1949:

I find the 1st para confusing, as I'm unsure which parts apply only the breeding range. --

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Yep, a refutation of a hypothesis is useful in science but less commonly useful in WP. --

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Is "John Stormont was the first person to be Sebastian Hall's back in 1958" relevant? --

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Re "... the most frequently consumed prey are insects, such as beetles and fly larvae":

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1758 10th edition of his Systema Naturae, ...", as "landmark" smacks of advertising. --

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recorded as raiding other parent ibises who are feeding their young in the colony". --

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This review's been open nearly three months. Surely we're just about done with this?

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This mini-lead needs prose improvement, e.g. "The American White Ibis is classed as

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but I am having some trouble accessing fulltexts via university last couple of days.

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I see no obvious gaps at the top level. I may have comments in specific sections. --

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and mangrove swamps ..." - do UK and Oz differ on this? The section looks good. --

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What does "flight structure" mean? Wings and tail feathers (and parson's nose AKA

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I preferred "raiders" as "predators" makes me think of eagles etc. did other too.

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I felt much happier about the logical flow of the section now. What do you think?

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In the mixed-species flocks paragraph, the White Ibis is said to be looking for

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I have added some parameters including link to fulltext, jstor and issn numbers.

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or direct (not template-based) referencing. Many of the references, especially

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These 2 sentences should be combined and more concise. "this Ibis" may help. --

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Casliber, many thanks for the all work you've done to improve this article. --

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I simply removed date references - reads fine without any temporal qualifier.

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yes - rejigged. Actually had a bit of a rejig and pruning of words all over.

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Not sure - it is capitalised in the source so I guess it must be the mascot

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aha, found article - reffed, and yes liekly due to aerodynamic efficiency.

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Hmmm, that one is a bit bloggy -will forego it and use the following one.

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both good rewordings, and used. No you weren't missing other implications

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I suspect it is a misapplied name (?) as the combination is used fro the

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looks OK all to "Human impact". To check "In culture" when agreed. --

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looks OK all to "Human impact". To check "In culture" when agreed. --

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ecosystem, human pollution has led to increased concentrations of

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I'm back ;-) Commentents are in the usual parts of the review. --

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agree about US spelling being a good idea. Will try to change all

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they really really try to avoid bigger items which get stolen.

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foraging" (which would the avoid duplication of "foraging"). --

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A few things, mostly nitpicking, but some of more importance:

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Foraging takes place in different habitats according to season

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You could combine "It was given its current binomial name by

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I'm sorry, the rest of the section also needs a copyedit. --

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yes, I see - "consumed" is implied in prey, hence redundant.

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I'm afraid the rest of the para needs the same medicine. --

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I'll read the article through first, then give comments. --

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Thanks. Where do you get the time and energy, Casliber? --

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are missing the JSTOR parameter, and should probably use

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Later we should look at the title of section "Status". --

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force their bill down the throat of the victim ... ". --

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Not sure, haven't seen much but definitely will explore.

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copyedited whole bit now and incorporated ideas above.

4414:"instead of foraging its own food" looks redundant. -- 2961:

working on it. Need to sleep now. Free time patchy +++

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rejigged previous three bits. (I didn't write 'em...)

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often fly in long, loose lines or 'V' formations"? --

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I've copyedited, what you you thnk of the result? --

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call, as I don't have full access to the source. --

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Common Coastal Birds of Florida & the Caribbean

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agree. If something does turn up we can re-examine.

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