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Kenya: Country Should Oppose L Natron Project  -  Aug 13, 2007
AllAfrica.com,The lesser flamingo, which is probably the most spectacular, is also listed by IUCN as "near threatened" with extinction. The flamingos usually operate in a

Flamingo reserve issue hits Tatas' Tanzania JV  -  Jul 31, 2007
Business Standard,...has drawn criticism from the NGOs and environmentalists on the ground that it would cause extinction to the world’s rarest birds—the lesser flamingo.

Tanzania to host lake natron soda ash project talks  -  Jul 25, 2007
IPP Media - Guardian,The lake, which touches the border with Kenya and lies 40 kilometres from Magadi, is a significant breeding site for the Lesser Flamingo - a species forming

Soda-ash project could endager flamingoes  -  Jul 23, 2007
East African,Chris Magin has described the plans as “bonkers� and warned they could drive one of the world’s rarest birds — the lesser flamingo — to extinction.



Lesser Flamingos Find Refuge at Kenyan Lake  Nov 12, 2006
250,000 birds. “In March, the lesser flamingo population suddenly increased on the main Kenyan lakes,� said Harper. “At Nakuru ... - Newswise (press release)
Lotan and the Southern Arava – Late March 2006 Mar 29, 2006
As previously reported, Israel's first Lesser Flamingo (when accepted) was found by The "Birdfinders" group visiting Israel on the 19th. ...
Kibbutz Lotan Center for Birdwatching,

Birds of many feathers flock to this new hotspot Mar 23, 2006
Birds like the lesser flamingo, great white pelican, demoiselle crane, spoonbill, ruff, painted stork, black-tailed godwit, dalmation pelican, black-necked ...
Ahmedabad Newsline,
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