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Flamingo Birds
Flamingo birds are some of the coolest there are; breeders may let you have a photo.
These creatures are highly sociable; in the wild they live and nest in colonies. Colonies of some species can consist of as many as 2 million members. Biologists believe that ingestion of shrimp and plankton causes the color change of the young birds from gray to pink.
Flamingo birds are some of the coolest there are; breeders may let you have a photo.
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These creatures’ nest is a cone of mud up to about 45 cm high. A female usually gives birth to one to two whitish eggs; she lays the eggs in a shallow depression at the top of the cone. These creatures are sexually mature at three years of age. Flamingo birds are some of the coolest there are; breeders may let you have a photo.
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