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FEATURE - Flauschige Flamingoküken
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Jake the keeper tends to a flamingo chick
Wildlife park sees hand reared Flamingo chicks spread their wings, Yorkshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2015
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Baby flamingos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Yorkshire have spread their wings and joined the adult flock.
The wildlife park were donated two flamingo eggs by Chester Zoo as part of the European Breeding Programme earlier this year after the 44 strong flamingo flock in the Cotswolds had failed to produce eggs for almost a decade.
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FEATURE - Flauschige Flamingoküken
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Bird keepers Nick and Jade take Mambo and Ringo for a walk
Wildlife park sees hand reared Flamingo chicks spread their wings, Yorkshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2015
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Baby flamingos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Yorkshire have spread their wings and joined the adult flock.
The wildlife park were donated two flamingo eggs by Chester Zoo as part of the European Breeding Programme earlier this year after the 44 strong flamingo flock in the Cotswolds had failed to produce eggs for almost a decade.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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DUK10008758_003
FEATURE - Flauschige Flamingoküken
MANDATORY CREDIT: **See individual credits**/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Cotswold Wildlife Park/REX Shutterstock (5435715c)
A close up of Jake feeding a flamingo chick
Wildlife park sees hand reared Flamingo chicks spread their wings, Yorkshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2015
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Baby flamingos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Yorkshire have spread their wings and joined the adult flock.
The wildlife park were donated two flamingo eggs by Chester Zoo as part of the European Breeding Programme earlier this year after the 44 strong flamingo flock in the Cotswolds had failed to produce eggs for almost a decade.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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DUK10008758_002
FEATURE - Flauschige Flamingoküken
MANDATORY CREDIT: **See individual credits**/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Cotswold Wildlife Park/REX Shutterstock (5435715g)
Ringo the flamingo being weighed
Wildlife park sees hand reared Flamingo chicks spread their wings, Yorkshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2015
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Baby flamingos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Yorkshire have spread their wings and joined the adult flock.
The wildlife park were donated two flamingo eggs by Chester Zoo as part of the European Breeding Programme earlier this year after the 44 strong flamingo flock in the Cotswolds had failed to produce eggs for almost a decade.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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DUK10008758_001
FEATURE - Flauschige Flamingoküken
MANDATORY CREDIT: **See individual credits**/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Cotswold Wildlife Park/REX Shutterstock (5435715o)
One of the flamingo eggs
Wildlife park sees hand reared Flamingo chicks spread their wings, Yorkshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2015
FULL BODY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/rm87
Baby flamingos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park in Yorkshire have spread their wings and joined the adult flock.
The wildlife park were donated two flamingo eggs by Chester Zoo as part of the European Breeding Programme earlier this year after the 44 strong flamingo flock in the Cotswolds had failed to produce eggs for almost a decade.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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DUKAS_52848611_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848608_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848607_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848604_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848602_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848599_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848598_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848596_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848595_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848592_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848591_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848590_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848589_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUKAS_52848573_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848572_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848571_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848570_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848569_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848568_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848567_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848563_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848562_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848561_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848530_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS -
DUKAS_52848529_ACP
Fuente de Piedra
Flamingos in der Fuente de Piedra Lagune bei Malaga / 080815 ***["It's a unique experience to be lived at least once in a lifetime". This has been the most repeated phrase by volunteers in the ringing of chicks flamingos took place today in the Natural Reserve of the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra and in which more than 450 people including scientists, banders, conservationists and environmental volunteers. In total, over 600 chicks ringed flamenco of 13,025 pups were born this year, from 15,000 breeding pairs. Banding "enables individual monitoring of these birds and study different aspects of the biology of this species," said the conservative head of the Laguna, Manuel Rendon, who explained that after the capture of chicks and once in the yard, the birds pass through different tables.First you are placed two rings, one of metal, on the right tibia, and other plastic, on the left. Wing, beak and the tarsus is then measured, weighed, biological samples are taken, and finally released. The operation to capture, banding and release has a duration of about four hours.The plastic rings allow remote identification of birds without capture, analyze ornithologists facilitate the dispersion of the population, the use given to the different wetlands, their reproductive behavior or survival, among other factors. The information obtained from such monitoring is essential for the proper management of this colony and to assess this species makes use of the Wetland Network of Andalusian and commuting and use Mediterranean wetlands and northeastern Africa.This year, in Fuente de Piedra, the breeding grounds have been established in the Isle of Senra and dikes of the old salt crystallizers lagoon. For the third consecutive year it has been playing in this colony of three pairs of lesser flamingo.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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DUK10096972_045
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DUK10096972_044
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, région, Region, area, flamant rose, Flamingo
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DUK10096972_040
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DUK10096972_034
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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France, Frankreich, La Camargue, flamant rose, Flamingo,
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