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I would usually walk past the flamingos at the zoo or take a few shots and keep on moving. The last time I was there I stayed and photographed them for about 2 hours. I hadn’t noticed before just how interesting flamingos are. Their color and feathers are remarkably beautiful and they make such weird and wonderful shapes with their necks.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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I would usually walk past the flamingos at the zoo or take a few shots and keep on moving. The last time I was there I stayed and photographed them for about 2 hours. I hadn’t noticed before just how interesting flamingos are. Their color and feathers are remarkably beautiful and they make such weird and wonderful shapes with their necks.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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