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Pink and loud flamingos in Celestun

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These flamingos were loud. OMG really loud. And pink…

The pinky pink colour comes from the brine shrimp they eat here which is one of the main reasons why thousands of flamingos come to Celestun Biosphere Reserve near Merida in Yucatán, Mexico.

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