My Blog
Welcome to my little corner of the internet — where everything is proudly pink, wonderfully wild, and all about flamingos.
I’m Mingo, your official flamingo guide, storyteller, and occasional nest-checker. Around here, I’ll be sharing news, facts, fun stories, and conservation updates about flamingos — from their historic return to Florida to the fascinating ways they live, nest, and thrive around the world.
Some posts will teach you something new.
Some will make you smile.
And some will remind us all why protecting flamingos and their habitats matters so much.
So grab your binoculars, keep a respectful distance, and wade in with me as we celebrate flamingos — past, present, and future.
Thanks for flocking by.
— Mingo the Flamingo 🦩💗
Recent Post
The History of the Lawn Flamingo
Loved, mocked, banned, and celebrated, the pink lawn flamingo has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Americana. From its 1950s suburban beginnings to its rise as a pop culture icon, this post explores how a simple plastic bird earned a permanent place in American history.
The Flamingos Are Back
After nearly 100 years, flamingos are doing something no one expected — they’re nesting in Florida again. Once pushed out by hunting and habitat loss, these iconic pink birds are reclaiming their place in Florida’s wetlands, signaling hope, healing, and a powerful conservation comeback.
The History of the Lawn Flamingo
Loved, mocked, banned, and celebrated, the pink lawn flamingo has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Americana. From its 1950s suburban beginnings to its rise as a pop culture icon, this post explores how a simple plastic bird earned a permanent place in American history.
The Flamingos Are Back
After nearly 100 years, flamingos are doing something no one expected — they’re nesting in Florida again. Once pushed out by hunting and habitat loss, these iconic pink birds are reclaiming their place in Florida’s wetlands, signaling hope, healing, and a powerful conservation comeback.
The History of the Lawn Flamingo
Loved, mocked, banned, and celebrated, the pink lawn flamingo has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Americana. From its 1950s suburban beginnings to its rise as a pop culture icon, this post explores how a simple plastic bird earned a permanent place in American history.
The Flamingos Are Back
After nearly 100 years, flamingos are doing something no one expected — they’re nesting in Florida again. Once pushed out by hunting and habitat loss, these iconic pink birds are reclaiming their place in Florida’s wetlands, signaling hope, healing, and a powerful conservation comeback.
