These Bin Chicken (Ibis) Tattoos Are Anything but Garbage

Raccoons are referred to as trash pandas – in Australia we have bin chickens: the ibis.

The sister of the African sacred ibis (associated with the Egyptian deity, Thoth) the Australian white ibis populations have moved into urban areas where they’re often seen rummaging through garbage bins.

Ibis are long-legged wading birds with curved bills. The 28 species are (generally) found in wetlands around the world.

Aside from being put onto your body, where will your ibis be placed in your tattoo? Will you put in back in its proper natural habit, or a cityscape where you would often encounter them? These nine pieces will surely inspire your choice of style and decorative elements for your own bin chicken/ibis tattoos.

’80s styled bin chicken (ibis) tattoo by @theleisurebandit
Blackwork bin chicken (ibis) gap filler tattoo by @eddylou
Neo trad ibis tattoo by @laurenfoxtattoo
Traditional style ibis tattoo by @tattoosbyharry
A binny (bin chiken – ibis) cracking a tinny tattoo by @rhihusty
Ibis tattoo by @tanvandenbroek
Bin chicken (ibis) tattoo by @melaniemilnetattoos
Neo trad ibis carrying a can of XXXX beer. Tattoo by @bock_city
Fresh blackwork cross hatched ibis tattoo by @eddylou
Healed blackwork ibis tattoo by @eddylou

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