Definition: The word "Flamingo" refers to a type of finch species known for its striking coloration and colorful wings. Definition: A flamingo is a small bird with short legs, large feet, a long neck and head feathers that are typically yellow or orange. It has a white body with black patches on the sides and tail. The flamingo's feathers are often used as decorative decorations in gardens and parks. Flamingos are known for their distinctive colors: their colorful wings are often greenish-yellow in color, while their heads and tails are usually white. Flamingos have a unique ability to change colors depending on the light they are in, which is called pheromone phasing. Flamingos also have a range of social behaviors, including singing songs and flying to different parts of the sky. They are also known for their impressive flight abilities and are considered to be among the fastest birds in the world, with some being capable of reaching speeds up to 103 miles per hour (165 km/h).

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