The Lesser Flamingo breeding ground at Kimberley, South Africa, is a globally important bird and biodiversity area. It is being monitored and studied as an ongoing effort to insure the conservation of these birds. The live camera plays an important part in collecting data that was not possible before.
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About The Lesser Flamingo:
The dynamics of Lesser Flamingo breeding and survival at Kamfers Dam, a globally Important Bird and Biodiversity Area in Kimberley, South Africa, is being monitored and studied.
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