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roseate spoonbill
Flamingos? Nope – They’re Roseate Spoonbills!
With their long legs and rosy pink color, it is easy to understand why roseate spoonbills, a waterbird species that lives in coastal areas of the southeast U.S. and Caribbean, are often mistaken for flamingos.