Greater flamingos live in large flocks, flying, feeding and resting together in winter; numbers can reach thousands at sites such as Jubail.
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Greater flamingos live in large flocks, flying, feeding and resting together in winter; numbers can reach thousands at sites such as Jubail.
The Palearctic greater flamingo population breeds regularly from March to June in dense colonies of up to 20,000 pairs, and occasionally up to 200,000 pairs, while Asian and African populations breed irregularly after rains.
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Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20260930T043652252 · last approved 30 September 2026