It was a great Microsoft template \u2013 but when looked at as one of nature\u2019s inspirations . . .
\nThe flamingo is one of the birds in our world that looks the same regardless of gender. It also looses some of it\u2019s pink color as its young are born but regains it as they grow and are able to live on there own.<\/p>\n
Flamingos are very social birds. Their colonies of a few individual flamingos are rare, while colonies of tens of thousands of birds are common.<\/p>\n
Flamingos spend about 15% to 30% of their time during the day preening. While this might seem a bit excessive \u2013 what if we spent half of that in actively learning, reflecting and sharing? They or we\u2019d be hot pink all the time!<\/p>\n
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It was a great Microsoft template \u2013 but when looked at as one of nature\u2019s inspirations . . . The flamingo is one of the birds in our world that looks the same regardless of gender. It also looses some … Continue reading