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BY Alberto Cossu, Roberto Corda, Ilaria Mainas, Samuele Perra

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At one time it was widespread in the coastal areas of the whole basin. Since the 1960s, there has been a strong decline, mainly due to its impact on human activities: deliberate and

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by Fabio Angioni, Alessia Loddo, Michele Matteu, Marco Monaci.

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BY ALESSIA CORRIAS, ALESSANDRO DETTORI, EMILIO LOI E ELISA MONNI

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by Matteo Lecca, Alessandra Cara and Elena Fenu.

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Phenicopterus Roseus-Fenicottero Rosa (Matteo and Edoardo)

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Phenicopterus Roseus-Fenicottero Rosa (Matteo and Edoardo)

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The pink flamingo
The pink flamingo present in our regions is the species Phoenicopterus roseus, in adults characterized by pinkish white plumage with wing coverts gleaming red, contrasting with the black flight feathers. The beak is pink with black apex, long legs and pink and yellow iris. The young are brownish gray with a brown striped robe, the black-brown flight feathers and underwing white-pink, and the beak and legs brownish gray. Through intermediate color phases, they go to adult plumage at the third to fourth year of age.