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distinguish the two
Phoenicoparrus flamingo species from
other flamingo species is to look at
their feet. The two
Phoenicoparrus species have
three toes...
- The
Andean flamingo (
Phoenicoparrus andinus) is a
species of
flamingo native to the
Andes mountains of
South America.
Until 2014, it was
classified in...
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their time
preening and resting.
Phoenicoparrus jamesi is
currently considered near
threatened while Phoenicoparrus andinus is
considered vulnerable.[citation...
- Phoeniconaias,
which means 'crimson/red
water nymph (or naiad)', and
Phoenicoparrus,
which means 'crimson/red bird (though, an
unknown bird of omen)'. The...
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species with
their large and
compact bills,
setting it
apart from both
Phoenicoparrus and
Phoeniconaias with
their smaller,
bulbous bills and the contemporary...
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particular date in
February 1979,
Phalaropus tricolor,
Phoenicoparrus jamesi,
Phoenicoparrus andinus and
Phoenicopterus chilensis counted in the area...
- T22696694A132589278.en.
Retrieved 20
November 2021.
BirdLife International (2020). "
Phoenicoparrus andinus". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species. 2020: e.T22697387A182422217...
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specularis (spectacled duck)
Phoenicopterus chilensis (Chilean flamingo)
Phoenicoparrus jamesi (James's flamingo)
Aptenodytes forsteri (emperor penguin) Pygoscelis...
- Kear, Janet; Palmes,
Prunella (1980). "Andean and James'
flamingos Phoenicoparrus andinus and P.jamesi in captivity".
International Zoo Yearbook. 20:...
- (Phoenicopterus chilensis),
Andean flamingos (
Phoenicoparrus andinus) and the Puna
flamingo (
Phoenicoparrus jamesi). The Puna
flamingo lives almost exclusively...
