Flamingo by danob
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The word flamingo comes from the Latin word for flame. Egyptians revered the flamingo as the living embodiment of the sun god Ra. Romans considered flamingo tongue to be a delicacy!! They can live up to 20 years in the wild and 50 years in captivity. They can reach up to five feet in height. They weigh about 6-7 pounds. They have a wingspan of between 55 to 65 inches. Males are generally larger than the females. An adult flamingo's legs are longer than its body. There are several species of flamingos: Greater, Lesser, Caribbean, Andean, Chilean, and James'. Lesser flamingos are the smallest of all of the species of flamingos. The Lesser flamingo is the most numerous of all of the species. James' flamingos were once feared to be extinct, but were rediscovered in 1957. James' flamingos only exist in very small numbers in limited areas of South America.

Comments (41)
sensational pose.....!
awesome capture Danny!! love the out of the frame work !! so pretty in pink!! ...
P E R F E C T !!!!!!!!!!!
excellent background and awesome colours!
a wonderful shot again, Danny, and an excellent presentation ...nice to learn about flamigos ingeneral too
SUCH A WONDERFUL BIRD, LOVE THE FEATHERS
Superb....
I love this picture. The framing adds a lot to it. !
Great colors and details! Excellent on the genre.
Ohhhhhhh, how pretty! These birds are sooo cool !!!
This Flamingo has really got an incredible Pink color ! and in a touching position. So lovely with this postwork Danny. I hope to return in Camargue one day, and to see again the thousands of Flamingo who live there. Have a good night my friend.