* Good in general.    
 * Later we should look at the title of section "Status".    

 === Taxonomy and evolution === 
 * Perhaps retitle to "Taxonomy", as I see no sign of the evolutionary history - unless you find good sources for some ancestors or siblings in the "tree of life".    
 * I suggest "... by Linnaeus in the landmark 1758 10th edition of his Systema Naturae, ...", as "landmar" smacks of advertising.    
 * Any other names beside Scolopax albus and Eudocimus albus in the history of it's taxonomy? E.g. Portia_fimbriata#Taxonomy and the taxonomy of other jumping spiders is full of renamings, mis-identifications, etc.    
 * Please wiki-link binomial name.    
 * You could combine "It was given its current binomial name by Johann Georg Wagler in 1832 when he erected the new genus Eudocimus. It is one of two species of American ibis in the genus, the other being the Scarlet Ibis (E. ruber)", e.g. ""It was given its current binomial name ... new genus Eudocimus'', whose only other species currently is ...".    
 * "Cristina Ramo and Benjamin Busto have recommended they be classified as a single species" begs a few questions: 
 ** When, and is there much debate about it?    
 ** Are the hybrid offspring fertile with each other and/or with both/either of the 2 parent stocks? This can be complex, e.g. see Liger and Tiglon, where: the hybrids' visible characteristics depend on the sexes of the parents; female ligons appear fully fertile while male ligons are practically infertile; female tiglons apparently produce offspring with both lions and tigers, while I don't know about male tiglons. Scarlet Ibis suggests (without inline citations) that the 2 ibises interbreed easily, with successive generations become paler pink in one area where a few Scarlets were introduced into a White territory.    
 ** Should this and Scarlet Ibis merged? Or alternatively create a common article (what name?) with most of the content and small articles about the American White and the Scarlet, each giving the colouration and ecology of the relevant population? We should resolve all these issues before going any further.    

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