This is our entry in Dutch goes the Photo!’s Tuesday Photo Challenge – Pink.
Where do flamingos go in the winter? We found a flamboyance of flamingos under a snowbank during Snowmageddon, the snowstorm that dumped 18 – 32 inches of snow on the Washington, DC, area in February 2010. Following Snowpocalypse, that also buried the region in December 2009, Snowmageddon ranks among the five largest area snow events in a century and a half.
This photo was taken on February 6, 2010. Specs are:
Canon PowerShot SX40 HS, ISO 200, f/4.9, 1/30 sec, 18.6 mm
Disclaimer: No plastic flamingos were harmed during the making of this image. And they seemed none the worse for wear after the storm.
LMAO!!! Love this one, even though these flamingoes suffered for their art 🙂
Frank
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Thank you!
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Glad you put the disclaimer in….I was getting worried 😀
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We thought a disclaimer was necessary for our tender-hearted readers.
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😂
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Disclaimer made my day! 😀
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Thank you☺
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Great photo … and I love the disclaimer 🙂
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Thank you!
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Hmm. No wonder we didn’t see any plastic flamingos around here last winter. Great photo.
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😁Thanks for visiting!
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haha! Was NOT expecting the snow!
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We weren’t either! 😁
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hahaha!
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