lesser flamingo group feeding

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Lesser Flamingo Group feeding while others in flight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flock of lesser and greater flamingo in Marievale bird sanctuary Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser Flamingos feeding at Lake Bogoria, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo

Group of pink flamingoes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser Flamingo flock group, Phoeniconaias minor, pink bird in blue water and sky. Wildlife scene from wild nature. Flock of Royalty Free Stock Photo

Greater and Lesser Flamingo in Lake Nakuru National Park ,Kenya. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser Flamingos feeding Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser Flamingo in Lake Nakuru National Park ,Kenya. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser flamingo and Rosy Flamingo, Walvis Bay, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lesser flamingo, Phoeniconaias aminor, Rosy Flamingo, Phoenicopterus ruber ruber, Walvis Bay, Namibia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Lesser flamingo is the smallest of all flamingos, but has the largest number of population. They have a bill of deep red, tipped with black. The wings are narrow and the primary and secondary flight feathers are black, and their wing coverts are red. They posses the `hallux` or hind toe that some other flamingos do not have. Their eyes are orange to yellow, surrounded by a ring of maroon. Males are a little taller than females. The feathers of juvenile are brown and they have a dark gray beak.SUN