Scarlet ibises are a communal species. They forage, roost and nest in flocks. Using their curved, slender bill, they probe mudflat and shallow water for prey.
The scarlet ibises at Crimson Wetlands are hard to miss — large flocks gather in trees; from a distance they look like crimson `blooms’. You are also likely to spot them foraging with the spoonbills, as scarlet ibises would in the wild.