. The birds of Illinois and Wisconsin . Bill, flat, widened and rounded at end; general plumage, pinkand white in the adult. Ajaia ajaia. Roseate Spoonbill. See No. 75. 75 76 Field Museum of Natural History — Zoology, Vol. IX. Family IBIDID^. Ibises. Bill, long, rather slender, and decidedly curved downward; tarsus,always less than five inches long; toes, four, all on the same level, nocomb-like edge on side of middle toe nail; wing, from to 13 incheslong. Wing, less than inches long. General plumage, dark chestnut; feathers, at base of bill, notwhite. Plegadis autumnalis. Glossy Ib
. The birds of Illinois and Wisconsin . Bill, flat, widened and rounded at end; general plumage, pinkand white in the adult. Ajaia ajaia. Roseate Spoonbill. See No. 75. 75 76 Field Museum of Natural History — Zoology, Vol. IX. Family IBIDID^. Ibises. Bill, long, rather slender, and decidedly curved downward; tarsus,always less than five inches long; toes, four, all on the same level, nocomb-like edge on side of middle toe nail; wing, from to 13 incheslong. Wing, less than inches long. General plumage, dark chestnut; feathers, at base of bill, notwhite. Plegadis autumnalis. Glossy Ibis. See No. Immature. White Ibis. Adult. General plumage, white; primaries, blackish (adult). Guara alba. White No. plumage, brownish or grayish, often more or less mixedbrown, gray, and white; rump, white (immature). Guara alba. White No. 76. Jan., 1909. Birds of Illinois and Wisconsin—Cory. 77 Suborder CICONIv?^.STORKS, ETC. Family CICONIID^., Storks and Wood Ibises. Subfamily MYCTERIINi^. Wood Ibises. Greater part of plumage, white; bill, rounded and somewhatcurved, very thick and strong; tarsus, always over 5 inches long; toes,four, all on same level; no comb-like edge on inner side of middle toenail; front toes, with small webs at base; wing, 17 to 19 inches long.
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