Fiberglass Flamingo Art Description
This group of fiberglass flamingo sculptures uses natural grassland as the stage to construct a lively scene. The scattered flamingos have different postures, some spread their wings to fly, showing vigorous vitality and dynamics; some bow their heads to look for food, showing elegance and leisure. The bright pink color forms a strong color contrast against the green grassland and light blue sky, which not only highlights the unique charm of fiberglass flamingos, but also blends harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment.
The urban buildings and natural vegetation in the distance serve as the background, adding a sense of layering to the picture, as if telling the symbiosis of nature and the city. The sculpture is not only an imitation of the appearance of fiberglass flamingos, but also captures their charm, conveying the dynamic beauty and natural vitality in a static form, evoking people’s love for natural creatures and yearning for a harmonious environment.
Flamingos are also called flamingos. It is a common name for 6 species of birds in 3 genera of the class Aves and the family Phoenicopteridae. Flamingos are large waterfowl, 1-2 meters long; they have long necks and feet, short and thick beaks that are slightly curved downward; most of their feathers are pink to dark red, and their flight feathers are black; their beaks and feet are usually bright red or yellow, and their eyes are orange. The name of the flamingo comes from Latin, meaning “flame” or “fire”, which vividly expresses the color of their wings. Flamingos mainly live in Africa, South America, India and other places. They often live in shallow waters of salt lakes, swamps and lagoons in warm and tropical regions. They are birds that live by water and like to live in groups. They are gentle, timid and alert. Once they find the enemy, they will fly into the sky with a cry. As long as one flies up, the others will follow closely, flying and calling. They feed on shrimps, clams, insects, algae, etc. Flamingos lay 1-2 eggs each time, and the female and male birds share the task of incubation. The incubation period is generally 28-32 days. Flamingos usually live between 20 and 50 years.
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