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    • Flamingo 2021
      • Paper 1. M. Anderson et al.
      • Paper 2: D. Lomas
      • Paper 3. P. Rose
      • Paper 4. P. Rose & P. Vaughan
    • 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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Flamingo population estimates 2019.

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@FlamingoSpecGrp

- December 8, 2021

… A new paper by Cardoso Delfino & Carlos in the Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. Open access. https://t.co/EgAO6QL4oU
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- December 8, 2021

Flamingos should be classed as nomadic or irruptive and not as migrants. But regardless of their movement biology, they require conservation action throughout the areas that they travel…
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- December 4, 2021

Beautiful views of the Pensthorpe Natural Park greater flamingos. Thanks to D. Wright for sharing with us for this week's #flamingofriday. https://t.co/ge6kO3gTXI
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- December 2, 2021

@mark_vulture: Watch Lesser Flamingos at Kamfers Dam (South Africa) live via Africam's webcam https://t.co/s1cWj1wv6H and also consider supporting BirdLife South Africa's flamingo conservation work. @BirdLife_SA @BirdLifeAfrica @FlamingoSpecGrp @RSPBbirders @BirdLife_News https://t.co/FhZG9bbTox
h J R
@FlamingoSpecGrp

- December 1, 2021

The 2021 horizon scan of emerging conservation issues has just been published in Trends in Ecology & Evolution. Of the 15 issues identified, six relate specifically to marine and coastal ecosystems. Read the full text article, for free, below. https://t.co/etvfHXEXhZ?
h J R
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