Taken at Celestun in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula these flamingos are feeding in amazing numbers in a tidal estuary flanked by mangrove forests… tho there used to be even more until some recent hurricanes dispersed some of the breeding groups to elsewhere… more details here
Taken with a compact camera as I was not confident in taking my new dslr afloat on a boat trip yet! Pity tho – an opportunity well and truly missed!
And here is a shot of a mangrove pool in the nearby forest
thanks jk – it was a stunning sight indeed but peskily hard to capture – they are busy birds – always ducking and diving their heads under and wading about …lol!
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wow Maggie! what a beautiful capture!
thanks jk – it was a stunning sight indeed but peskily hard to capture – they are busy birds – always ducking and diving their heads under and wading about …lol!
wow~ incredible capture i’ve never seen so many!!! gorgeous!
Oh, my! This is absolutely wonderful, all those beautiful flamingos. A stunning capture, Maggie. Agnes xx
wonderful capture!!
Great capture
I was gonna say, This is not Peebles, surely!!! LOL.
Great capture Maggie.
teehee not peebles richard – thanks shipmate!
– dinghysailor1
Great capture considering it is done on a compact :)
lol thanks michael and I’m still kicking myself for not taking the new camera.. teehee… ;))))
– dinghysailor1
beautiful ding! the pink is sooooooooo pink?!?!?! :>)
amazing :)