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    • Flamingo 2020
      • Paper 1: A. Mauro et al.
      • Paper 2: F. Espinoza & L. Torres
      • Paper 3: H.C. Delfino & O.M. Aldana-Ardila
      • Paper 4: S. Agarwal
      • Paper 5: B. Suhn
      • Paper 6: C. Illing et al.
      • Paper 7: K. Pitchford
      • Paper 8: G. Murphy
      • Paper 9: M. Rendón-Martos et al.
      • Paper 10: P. Rose
      • Paper 11: S. Bony
      • Paper 12: P. Marconi et al.
      • Paper 13: A. Ray
      • Paper 14: van der Westhuizen-Coetzer
    • Flamingo 2019
      • Paper 1: R. Torres et al.
      • Paper 2: Y. Castillo Aguas & J. Hernández Rangel.
      • Paper 3: A. Garrido et al.
      • Paper 4: F. Espinoza & L. Torres.
      • Paper 5: J. Brereton & P. Rose.
      • Paper 6: S. Khan & S. Javed.
      • Paper 7: L. Conrad.
      • Feature photo essay: M. Moloney.
      • Flamingo-related publications 2019.
      • Flamingo population estimates 2019.
    • Flamingo 2018
      • Paper 1: M. Anderson et al.
      • Paper 2: J. Brereton et al.
      • Paper 3: E. Mmassy et al.
      • Paper 4: P. Rose.
      • Paper 5: Castillo Aguas et al.
      • Paper 6: M. Moloney.
      • Paper 7: I. Cabaña et al.
      • Paper 8: N. Baker (short report).
      • Paper 9: D. Vargiya (short report).
      • Paper 10: C. Barisón et al (short report).
      • Paper 11: D. Jomoc (short report).
      • Paper 12: A. Amer et al (short report).
      • Paper 13: A. Mooney et al (short report).
      • Flamingo-related publications 2011-2018.
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@FlamingoSpecGrp

- September 16, 2021

European and ruddy flamingos from a 1930s London Zoo guidebook. How times and names have changed. But a nice walk down the avenue of flamingo history. Copyright Zoological Society of London. https://t.co/bkXU7Vv29T
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- September 16, 2021

@mark_vulture: One of my favourite birding "moments" was the hour that I spent with this beautiful Lesser Flamingo. Sitting in my small portable hide, in perfect light, it approached and, oblivious of my presence, went about its business. @FlamingoSpecGrp @BirdLife_SA @WWTworldwide https://t.co/tqBUmJFOHS
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- September 15, 2021

@MiriamHaas11: Greater Flamingos @BristolZooGdns @FlamingoSpecGrp #flamingo https://t.co/pn2NthjeDm
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- September 15, 2021

Celebrating the birthday, today, of the late, great Sir Peter Scott. Founder of our home at WWT and a catalyst for flamingo conservation. https://t.co/8W41vKWEq3
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- September 14, 2021

Flamingos aren't the only waterbirds that live a long time. Congrats to the experienced parents! https://t.co/vxXYOBJYfl
h J R
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