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American white ibis spotted at retention pond in Colorado
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April 18, 2026
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1:01Now PlayingBirdwatchers in Colorado are reaching for their binoculars to catch a glimpse of a bird typically found in the southern half of the East Coast.
The American white ibis has been spotted hanging out at a retention pond in Arvada.
The white ibis is a wetland bird that eats crabs, crayfish, fish, snakes, frogs and insects, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Peter Gent, the chairman of the Colorado Bird Records Committee, said there are 14 recorded sightings of the white ibis in Colorado. The first one was seen in 1985, and there have been five sightings since 2017, according to Gent.
"It is very rare, but not extremely rare," Gent said.
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