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Pink Flamingo
the pink flamingo can be viewed in a photo on most aviaries websites online.
Young flamingos leave the nest after five days and form groups. Usually the young will return to the nest in order to feed on fluid produced in the digestive system of the parents. The adult dribbles this fluid from its mouth into the youngster's bill.
the pink flamingo can be viewed in a photo on most aviaries websites online.
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In about two weeks, the young start to find their own food. The birds live about fifteen to twenty years and longer in captivity. American representatives of the breed are waders and good swimmers. They assemble in large flocks. the pink flamingo can be viewed in a photo on most aviaries websites online.
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