A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance.
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5 comments:
Very appropriate name!
That was on my trivia calendar for yesterday. I remember reading that the reason certain species of flamingos are pink is because of their diet, the algae and crustaceans they eat and if you ever see a pale one amongst the pink colored ones, it's probably ill.
I stayed at the Flamingo in Las Vegas a few years ago. There were all kinds of flamingos around there!
some people used to flock the yard for special birthdays. they are cute
I've seen that, Beary - one of my neighbors had it done a while back.
Were there all kinds of Caesars at Caesar's Palace, sis? -grin-
My fav. lawn ornaments are whirly-gigs. The first time I ever saw one of those plywood cutouts of the rear view of a woman bending over like she was planting something, it was funny, but then the novelty wore off.
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