University of Central Florida researchers using genetic information say that, with intervention, depleted flamingo ...

UCF research finds Florida’s American flamingos are genetically native and could recover with conservation support, fueling ...

Flamingos just feel like they belong in Florida. They're visually loud, shrimp-eating birds that wade in shallow waters, often standing on one slinky pink leg. They like tropical weather and spend ...

In late 19th-century Florida, hunters pushed flamingos into functional extinction. But something changed over the last 25 ...

Picture yourself at Fort De Soto park, padding barefoot in the sand, when you come around a bend and see a flamingo in the shallow water not fifty yards away. Perhaps you were one of the lucky ones in ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Jerome Lorenz, Florida International University (THE CONVERSATION) Hurricane Idalia ...

There’s no doubt that this bird — with its seemingly endless neck, perched on its stilt-like legs one at a time, that eats upside down, filters food through its nose and will only mate under a very ...

National Park Service Data Manager and Ecologist Judd Patterson photographed this flock of flamingos in Lake Ingram in 2012, a sighting that helped launch a study that eventually concluded flamingos ...

MIAMI - Flamingos are ubiquitous with Florida. From plastic lawn ornaments to the state lottery, flamingos and Florida just go together. "When people think of flamingos they think of Florida and vice ...