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Flock to Flamingo Fest, with enhanced safety protocols.
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Flamingos are easy to spot in the wetlands at the National Aviary. Guests can learn more about these unique birds Saturday and Sunday at the annual Flamingo Fest.
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f you’re intrigued by the visitors to your backyard feeder, learn more during upcoming bird programs with the National Aviary.
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Ornithologist Bob Mulvihill helped identify an interesting bird found near Pittsburgh.
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Peek at critter cams, like the National Aviary's camera at the Peregrine Falcon nest at the Cathedral of Learning.
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A trip to the National Aviary for Flamingo Fest is like a mini-vacation!
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You can vote on the National Aviary's website on whether you think the chick is a boy or girl!
Read MoreEndangered African Penguin chick ready for public debut | WPXI - NBC Pittsburgh
The endangered African Penguin chick, now 1-month-old, has made its public debut at the National Aviary.
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Visitors will be able to see the chick when it makes appearances in the Avian Care Center twice a day; the viewing area is set up with social distancing protocols in place.
Read MoreEndangered African Penguin Chick, Now One Month Old, Makes Public Debut at National Aviary | National Aviary News
You can see the chick when it makes appearances twice a day in the Avian Care Center.
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