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Crested Ibis
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Crested Ibis 

(Nipponia nippori), a bird of the family Threskiornithidae of the order Ciconiiformes. Body length, 75–80 cm. It has a crest of long feathers on the occiput. In the winter the plumage is white with a pink bloom; in the summer the head, neck, and back are ashen gray. The facial parts of the head are bare and orange-red in color. The legs are brownish red, and the bill is black with a red tip. It is a dying species. Several dozen nest in Japan on Honshu and Sado islands. The colony of crested ibises on the Oki islands disappeared after 1920; it has nested in Korea and Northeast China. In the USSR the crested ibis is an extremely rare migratory bird; in the 19th century it nested in the southern Primor’e.



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These include: protection of the toki, or Japanese crested ibis, now found only in small numbers in Shaaxi Province, China; polar bear research by the Norwegian Polar Institute; and habitat restoration and a fish-stocking project in Ontario, Canada, called 'Bring back the salmon: Thirty per cent of total donations remain in Australia while 70 per cent are spent on overseas environmental projects.
The chick hatched from one of the five eggs laid by Mei Mei earlier this month at the Sado Japanese Crested Ibis Conservation Center.
In Toki Hime (Princess Toki), Itto Morita has created a stark meditation titled after the Japanese crested ibis, or toki, which is on the verge of extinction.
 
 
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