Christmas Day (part deux): Visit to The Habitat at Flamingo Las Vegas
December 25, 2008 on 2:12 pm | In Family, Travelblogue, Homefront |Christmas Day. In the afternoon, we all went to The Habitat at Flamingo Las Vegas. In all the time I’ve lived here, this was my first time. It is not really an attraction, but lots of people go there specifically to see it. It is more of a place to just go and relax; basically a “tropical park” within the confines of the Flamingo courtyard.
There are many Japanese Koi (above) in the ponds.
Above left is a Red Crested Pochard. Above right is a North American Ruddy Duck.
Above top (left and right) are the Sacred Ibis. Above bottom (left and right) are the African Crowned Crane.
Above (top left) Black Swans. Above (top right) Mute Swan.
Above (bottom left) Black-Necked Swan. Above (bottom right) Water Turtle.
The Courtyard is serene and beautiful. A pleasant place to wile away an hour or two.
By now, you are probably wondering to yourself; “Where are the Flamingos? This is, after all, the Flamingo Casino. Shouldn’t there be some Flamingos?” Well there they are.
They are Chilean Flamingos to be exact.
By far, these were the “strangest birds” in the place.
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