The Nile Birds are a group of birds that inhabit the Nile River in Africa. The most common species of these birds is the Ibis, which is a wading bird with a long curved bill and a white or grayish-brown plumage. Ibises are known for their graceful flight and can often be seen soaring above the river. They feed on small fish, insects, and other aquatic creatures. Ibises are also important to the local ecosystem, as they help to control the population of certain pests.