American Flamingos, Madrid, Spain
by Pedro Jarque Krebs
Landscape Photography Magazine & Wild Planet Photo Magazine
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Hernan Bas (American, 1978), Trying to fit in, 2004. Oil, acrylic and gouache on panel, 31 x 24 in.
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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Flamingos aren't just flamboyant for show! Adults are seasonal monogamists, meaning they only form partnerships for a single mating season. However, about 35% of these partnerships deviate from the usual male-female pairing; relationships can also form between two individuals of the same sex, two males and a female or vice versa, or even a group of four in any combination of sex!
(Image: A trio of American flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber), one juvenile (bottom) and two adults, by Victor Stoll)
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American flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber)
Part of a collection of watercolors by "M. Rabié" for St. Domingue Oiseaux. Dated 1766.
Internet Archive
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A breeding colony of Caribbean, or American, flamingos, in Ría Lagartos biosphere reserve, on the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico.
Photo by Claudio Contreras Koob
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
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For #PinkFlamingoDay + #WatercolorWednesday :
Clara Stroud (American, 1890-1984)
Flamingo Lagoon, n.d.
Watercolor, 15.5'' x 11.25''
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Wishing all my American friends a Divine 4th of July! Via @divineofficial
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