Two hosts watch a pink flamingo jump and feed at low tide, explaining how its distinctive pink belly comes from a krill-rich diet. They catch spoonbills in a feeding frenzy they call a breakfast buffet, hoovering up trapped marine life in shallow water.
Here we go. So here's the pink flamingo.
Oh, cool. Moved it. Jumped off. All right.
Right there go.
A. Yeah, that's cool. It's like white on its back, but pink on its belly.
Yeah.
Oh, birthday queen.
The seafood that he eat. So he eats a lot of krill. He eats a lot of. Yeah.
Here he is. Look at the duck bell. Yeah. He's, like, going at it. It's a.
Spoon bill.
Spoon bill. They're, like, going mad hungry.
Well, it's. It's low tide in this picture.
Yeah.
Everything's kind of stuck in there. So they go in there. It's.
They're just, like, hoovering. Breakfast buffet. Nice. The coolest.
Breakfast buffet we got this morning.
So cute. That's awesome.
Yeah. There's a still picture of him.
A. I love it. Yeah, that pink is super cool.
All right, well, officially.
Yay.
Nap time. Nap time. 1001 in. In Arizona, it's time for a nap.
At 10am here.
And we've got the event tonight at the pace mormy event tonight, 10am or at 5pm I mean.