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2017 A Flurry Of Flamingos

Around 600 flamingo chicks are tagged, measured and placed in a lagoon by volunteers at the Fuente de Piedra natural reserve, near Malaga, southern Spain.

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2017 A Flurry Of Flamingos

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  1. A flurry of flamingos

  2. A flamingo chick is seen next to volunteers as they wade across the lagoon. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  3. Manuel Redon, Director of the Fuente de Piedra lagoon, releases a flamingo chick after it was fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  4. Volunteers wade across the lagoon at dawn to gather flamingo chicks and place them inside a corral to be fitted with identity rings. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  5. Flamingos are seen after flamingo chicks were fitted with identity rings by volunteers. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  6. Volunteers wade across the lagoon at dawn to gather flamingo chicks. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  7. Flamingo chicks are seen in a corral before being fitted with identity rings at a lagoon. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  8. The dry floor of a lagoon is seen after flamingo chicks were fitted with identity rings. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  9. A volunteer looks at a flamingo inside a corral before being fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  10. A flamingo is seen in a corral before being fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  11. Volunteers, Maria Victoria de Torres (L), 68, and her sister Ana (R), 73, wade across the lagoon at dawn to gather flamingo chicks and place them inside a corral. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  12. Flamingos fly during dawn while flamingo chicks are fitted with identity rings. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  13. Volunteers try to release a pile of flamingo chicks to place them inside a corral. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  14. Volunteers stand around flamingo chicks gathered in a corral before being fitted with identity rings. Picture taken with a fish-eye lens. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  15. A volunteer releases a flamingo chick after it was fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  16. Manuel Redon, Director of Fuente de Piedra lagoon, releases a flamingo chick. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  17. A flamingo is seen at a lagoon, where around 600 flamingo chicks will be tagged, measured and placed there by volunteers at the Fuente de Piedra natural reserve, near Malaga, southern Spain. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  18. Flamingos fly during dawn while flamingo chicks are fitted with identity rings. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  19. Volunteers carry a flamingo chick after it was fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  20. A volunteer carries a flamingo chick after it was fitted with an identity ring. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

  21. Volunteers stand around flamingo chicks gathered in a corral before being fitted with identity rings. REUTERS/Jon Nazca

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