Flamingos offer a magical natural spectacle at Divjakë-Karavasta National Park.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage today of flamingos flying between the lagoon and pine trees. The park is becoming a special eco-tourism destination in Albania.

Flamingos always live in groups, from small flocks to hundreds of thousands. They fly together over hundreds of kilometers during migration. The birds form long lines or a V-shape until they reach their destination—a saltwater lake ideal for nesting and raising chicks.

Hundreds of flamingos often gather like a water ballet. They clean their pink feathers, stand on one leg for hours in the sun, and sometimes even sleep on one leg.

Flamingos range from 81 to 130 cm in height. Their body weight is light, between 2 and 3.6 kg. Their size and pink color make them one of the most recognizable birds.

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