Flamingo in 1970s: Caribbean counts
[193] [more-flamingo-93] The bird feeds with the head inverted. The upper jaw is the mobile filter; lamellae comb a soup of algae and i A specimen label at a natural history museum records where and when, not which animal is more valuable. For Flamingo, write 1970s, “Caribbean counts,” and 6, and leave league tables off the card. Tourism, conflict payments, quotas and captive loans are dated econo
The bird feeds with the head inverted. The upper jaw is the mobile filter; lamellae comb a soup of algae and invertebrates. Are lesser flamingos the East African pink clouds? Yes. Phoeniconaias minor can number more than a million on Rift soda lakes when Arthrospira blooms. Breeding still hinges on sites like Lake Natron.
What is the Camargue’s role in Europe? Salt pans and Tour du Valat management rebuilt a greater flamingo colony that now seeds Mediterranean satellites. Do American flamingos still belong in Florida? A breeding population has returned to Florida Bay after a long absence. Some birds are escapees; others are wild Caribbean wanderers — the mix is a current field argument.
Why do Andean flamingos look more at risk? High-Andean salars face lithium and water extraction. Three highland species share a small set of lakes. Can flamingos drink hypersaline water? They use salt glands and fresh seeps. Chicks on soda lakes need adult crop milk and freshwater access.
The order on the card is year, line, figure. Flamingo is not sorted by how much visitors like the photo.1970s
Figures to keep
- Year of the note
- 1970s
- Figure to keep
- 6
- Species
- Flamingo
- Line in the log
- Caribbean counts
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