Hurricane Idalia has caused an unprecedented phenomenon, blowing flamingos from Mexico to as far as Ohio. The unexpected sightings of these vibrant birds have sparked excitement among the birding community and astonishment among locals in Florida, where flamingos are a rarity. However, experts are urging caution for bird-watchers approaching the displaced flamingos as they are currently stressed from their ordeal. As flamingos are capable of flying thousands of miles, it is expected that they will be able to return to their original habitats before the onset of the harsh Midwest winter.
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