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    I saw  dozens upon dozens of pink flamingos in the salt lakes on Bonnaire when I was there some years ago. They eat the small shrimp in the salt lakes and that's why they're pink, the shrimp they eat

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    @Reciprocity Thank you so much for sharing!  You know how they say, "You are what you eat.", well the flamingos certainly are since they're pink because of the shrimp! ☺️  I appreciate the salt farmin

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I als had not heard of the Quokka. Very cute indeed.

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Zimmerman's Poison Frog

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Flamingo (Andean)

Vulnerable species⚠️

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2 minutes ago, Kimberbee said:

Flamingo (Andean)

Vulnerable species⚠️

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I saw  dozens upon dozens of pink flamingos in the salt lakes on Bonnaire when I was there some years ago. They eat the small shrimp in the salt lakes and that's why they're pink, the shrimp they eat makes them pink :) There's quite a salt farming operations there.

SaltFarmBonnairre.thumb.jpg.301a8981c339de19b6718ca499d6b5aa.jpg

 

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6 minutes ago, Reciprocity said:

I saw  dozens upon dozens of pink flamingos in the salt lakes on Bonnaire when I was there some years ago. They eat the small shrimp in the salt lakes and that's why they're pink, the shrimp they eat makes them pink :) There's quite a salt farming operations there.

SaltFarmBonnairre.thumb.jpg.301a8981c339de19b6718ca499d6b5aa.jpg

 

@Reciprocity Thank you so much for sharing!  You know how they say, "You are what you eat.", well the flamingos certainly are since they're pink because of the shrimp! ☺️  I appreciate the salt farming picture, and I looked up what salt farming was.  Very interesting!

13 hours ago, Reciprocity said:

I saw  dozens upon dozens of pink flamingos in the salt lakes on Bonnaire when I was there some years ago. They eat the small shrimp in the salt lakes and that's why they're pink, the shrimp they eat makes them pink :) There's quite a salt farming operations there.

SaltFarmBonnairre.thumb.jpg.301a8981c339de19b6718ca499d6b5aa.jpg

 

I love this info! Every day is a school day! 😁

English is a much more efficient language.😁

In Dutch Jerboa is called a 'reuzenwoestijnspringmuis'. If you translate that to English it says: 

Giant dessert jumping mouse. 

 

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