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"They can mostly be found in the southern Serengeti plains, Ndutu area, northern Serengeti and the Serengeti Grumeti Area"
See acaciacollections.com
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"Several large and charismatic species were observed including the Goliath heron, spoonbills, flamingos" (2006, see link)
See www.cbd.int
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Flamingos here are found in a small circular crater lake known as lake flamingo.
See www.explorerkenya.com
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Galapagos is home to a small population of a few hundred (American) flamingos.
See galapagosconservation.org.uk
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"Wintering shorebirds ... include tens of thousands of flamingo (Phoencopterus rubber)" (AB ev)
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"Other notable bird species occurring in the DDS include Lesser and Greater Flamingo" (IUCN AB ev)
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Southern Flamingo (Phoenicopterus Chilensis) - "Salina Chica is the natural habitat of Artemia Salina, a crustacean that lays its eggs when the water begins to evaporate, waiting for new rains to flood the salt lakes. This crustacean gives a pink hue to the salt lakes and attracts flamingos that come to feed."
See www.puertopiramides.gov.ar
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"The Ichkeul lake and wetland are a major stopover point for hundreds of thousands of migrating birds, such as ducks, geese, storks and pink flamingoes" (UNESCO description)
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"large aggregations of flamingos" (Brief synthesis OUV)
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At Ses Salines (Formentera): "Between August and October hundreds of Flamingo arrive to spend the winter on the island."
See www.birdingplaces.eu
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"Greater flamingos Phoenicopterus rubber visit the lagoons of the north coast."
See world-heritage-datasheets.unep-wcmc.org
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"Lake Tengiz is the world’s most northerly breeding site for greater flamingo, numbering up to 10,000 pairs" (AB ev)
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"Ngorongoro Crater inhabits a considerable population of pink flamingos, with hundreds of thousands of flamingos found in the park"
See www.tarangirenationalparks.com
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Pink flamingos historically lived in the Everglades, but they were hunted to extinction. Since 2014, a small flock (believed to include wild members) sometimes visits in March/April.
See www.auduboneverglades.org
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"In spring its lagoons become a feeding habitat for about 10,000 Phoenicopterus ruber (greater flamingo)."
See birdwatching-spain.com
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Comprised of lakes surrounded by streams, the property is a vital but fragile sanctuary for species such as .. pink flamingo (Brief Description OUV)
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"one of the world's only two oceanic flamingo populations" (OUV Crit X)
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"Chilean flamingos wade along the shore sifting small organisms from the water" (AB ev)
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The Kenya Lake System is the single most important foraging site for the Lesser Flamingo in the world with about 1.5 million individuals moving from one lake to the other (OUV Crit X)
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If they haven't all been eaten by now (see link), flamingos dwell in Shunafiyya, Chibaish and Hawizeh marshes
See www.theguardian.com
