Yes. They are born white. The way that they become pink is because they eat a certain fish that has a chemical hormone and it turn the flamingo's pink when they eat them. I hope this information is helpful to you =^_^=
baby flamingos are white because the shrimp they eat turns them pink so when there born they don't have that in there diet
The pigment from all the shrimp they eat makes them pink; they are born white.
No. Adult flamingos are either white, pink or red in color. Chicks are grey.
NO . Flamingos eat small fish like anchovies and shrimp. Flamingos are actually white or grey, but the shrimp they eat turns them pink. When a flamingo loses its feathers it eventually turns white or grey. A baby flamingo is born white or grey, but it gets pinker as it gets older. They eat shrimp and some anchovies, as well. (It is the shrimp that accounts for the pink color of flamingos.
Flamingos eat small fish like anchovies and shrimp. Flamingos are actually white or grey, but the shrimp they eat turns them pink. When a flamingo loses its feathers it eventually turns white or grey. A baby flamingo is born white or grey, but it gets pinker as it gets older.They eat shrimp and some anchovies, as well. (It is the shrimp that accounts for the pink color of flamingos.)They eat plankton, tiny fish, fly larvae, small shrimp, and anchovies.
There is not a season flamingos are born in. The female flamingo can lay eggs to be hatched during any season.
they are white upon birth.
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A flamingo egg is white with a bit of gray.
flamingos are white at birth but when they eat red shrimps or fish then they turn pink + = if you want more research and information go look up some more if you do not believe me.
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Flamingos are basically white and their pink color comes from the quantity of shrimp that they eat. If their main food was blue, they might have blue coloring.