90K views · 9K reactions | The first flamingo chick is beginning to explore outside the nest. The parents are keeping a close eye on them. 囹 This great video is brought to you by Great American Insurance Group. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden | Facebook

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Check out this glow-up: 3 months in 60 seconds! The baby American flamingo has gone from a palm-sized newborn to over three feet tall. We are thrilled to announce it's a BOY and he has now joined the flock in Flamingo Island. He will be easy to pick out of the crowd: flamingos take about three years to fully change color, but you can see some pink feathers underneath his wings already! | ABQ BioPark

📣WELCOME American flamingo chicks to our Zoo family! For the first time, the Zoo’s flamingos have nested and hatched fertilized eggs. Once flamingos find a mate, they will build a volcano-shaped mud cone as a nest. Flamingo pairs are monogamous; both parents help build the nest, where they lay a single egg that they then take turns incubating for about 28 days. Named for the Birmingham baseball team that provided the familiar red clay used in their habitat, flamingo chick “Baron” hatched in the