White Cattle Egret
White Cattle Egret is a small species of heron with a white plumage and a yellow bill. They are commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions, often seen foraging for insects in fields and marshes. White Cattle Egrets are known for their habit of following grazing livestock to feed on insects disturbed by their movement. They have a wingspan of around 35-40 inches and are known for their distinctive breeding plumage, which includes buff-colored plumes on the head, neck, and back.