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Malaga, Spain. 30th July, 2022. A volunteer is seen cleaning the leg of a flamingo chick during the tagging, evaluating and identifying of flamingo chicks to control their conservation at Fuente de Piedra Lake in Malaga. This lagoon is a nature reserve and breeding ground for flamingos where visitors can observe many species in their natural habitat. This year around 600 flamingo chicks were tagged with the assistance of 400 volunteers. (Credit Image: © Jesus Merida/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)

Malaga, Spain. 30th July, 2022. A volunteer is seen cleaning the leg of a flamingo chick during the tagging, evaluating and identifying of flamingo chicks to control their conservation at Fuente de Piedra Lake in Malaga. This lagoon is a nature reserve and breeding ground for flamingos where visitors can observe many species in their natural habitat. This year around 600 flamingo chicks were tagged with the assistance of 400 volunteers. (Credit Image: © Jesus Merida/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photo

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