Greater flamingos at Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, Camargue, France
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Greater flamingos at Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, Camargue, France
Prepare to be dazzled by the spectacle of pink flamingos in the Pont de Gau Nature Reserve at Camargue, France! These majestic creatures, with their pink plumage, which is a result of the carotenoid pigments of their diet, are a true emblem of the region. They feed on Artemia salina shrimp, which enriches their plumage with a characteristic pink hue. Their beak allows them to filter water to feed themselves, a fascinating sight to see! The reserve is home to flamingos all year round, but summer is the ideal time to see them in greater numbers. Imagine yourself walking the trails, surrounded by the song of birds and the graceful flight of flamingos. It’s an experience not to be missed! So, are you ready for a colourful adventure?
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