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EarthHart
In strong sunlight these Caribbean Flamingos Phoenicopterus ruber, at the Wildfowl & Wetlands Centre at Slimbridge, look unbelievable. I've never seen them so red/orange before, they must have a feed that's highly concentrated.
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Mizzabelle
Fabulous shot!
Mar 3rd, 2012 ReplyEarthHart
Thank you, m'deer
and blessings for the favour 
Mar 3rd, 2012 Reply Respect & ResponsibilityDarkQueen
Great shot
Mar 2nd, 2012 ReplyEarthHart
Thank you, m'deer
and blessings for the favour 
Mar 3rd, 2012 Reply Respect & ResponsibilityDarkQueen
Your welcome
Mar 3rd, 2012 ReplyJurgenDoe
Lots of shrimps I guess .. they change the colors if the get lots of shell fish
Mar 2nd, 2012 Reply SubscriberEarthHart
Beith & I couldn't believe how vivid they were. There was another flock that were, for want of a better word, normal, a nice pink/red. These ones broke the mould.
Mar 2nd, 2012 Reply Respect & ResponsibilityThanks for the favour, Jurgen
JurgenDoe
They really must feed them some special food to get this color so done
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