These flamingos at Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park are matched in bright orange feathers and both are perched on one leg. This is the actual color of this MATCHED PAIR of Flamingos.
Patty Charles
Preserving the natural world one photo at a time
These flamingos at Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park are matched in bright orange feathers and both are perched on one leg. This is the actual color of this MATCHED PAIR of Flamingos.
Patty Charles 
Very Realistic cement garden ornaments.
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I have never seen that color of flamingo before. Thanks for sharing!
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They are beautiful! They have a two tone effect going on. I love how your image captured the concentric circles of ripples going out from the beak.
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Wow they really stand out with their gorgeous colours, great shot.
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Wow, your nature shots are phenomenal. Love your work and talent.
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…you are making me blush
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Beautiful! and the ripples make it special!
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Gorgeous colors . . . I don’t think I have ever seen them any color than pink.
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That makes 2 of us!!!
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Beautiful, wow do I love that color!
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Those are beautiful birds, and the ripple effect was nicely captured.
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Wonderfully captured!
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Nice colors and love the reflections too.
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the both are very well matched, very impressive.
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So then are these a different variety of flamingo then or are they pink in a different season? Very exotic photo and the ripples add an additional dimension and interest.
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My understanding is the coloring comes from what they eat. There must be an additive in their diet.
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