High Resolution JPEG Picture of Two pink flamingos at purple sunset Two pink flamingos silhouettes and their reflections on purple water, with plants in the foreground and a bokeh effect on the sun reflection. I took this photography on november 2020 in Camargue, France. The pink flamingo is one of the 340 species of birds of the Camargue fauna. It is perhaps the most attractive one. Since the beginning of the 70s, the largest colony of pink flamingos in the Western Mediterranean reproduces on a small island on the Camargue. Scientists and nature-loving volunteers, have developped a vast program to protect pink flamingoes and offer them a comfortable home. The flamingo nesting site, which hitherto belonged to the Compagnie des Salins du Midi , since the end of 2008 has become on of the remarkable properties of the Academie du Littoral. While vigilance is always an issue to guarantee their reproduction, the colony living in the delta is exceptional and internationally recognised (10 to 15,000 couples each year). To observe the birds and their love dance without disturbing them, it is strictly necessary to take the advice and recommendations provided by the teams of the Camargue Regional Natural Park and bird protection associations. Free access is not authorised on the pink flamingos' nesting site to ensure the tranquility of this very apprehensive species. Guided tours are offered from April to September to discover this unique French site [1290589606] stock photo
