#Colores de Mexico

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México (2024) Fujifilm 200

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Urban Landscape No. 3, by Abelardo Ojeda.

My Street Photoblog

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Peña de Bernal

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Caribbean Flamingos, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

© Claudio Contreras

NPL/Minden Pictures

Did you know that Caribbean flamingos, also known as American flamingos as we see them today, fly in groups called "flocks"? You can see them on the Yucatan Peninsula and in the Caribbean, where they are the largest of their species in the Americas. These birds are distinguished by their characteristic pink color, long necks and curved beaks. They live in marshes, estuaries and brackish coasts, where they eat shrimp and small crustaceans that give them their characteristic pink hue. They make short migrations in search of food, and you can also find them in the southeastern United States and South America.

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2 de Noviembre - Día de los muertos

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Bonus Poll

The current flag of Île de Batz, Brittany, France vs The current flag of Española, New Mexico, United States

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Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl:) 💜💜

The two volcanoes we have in Mexico City, “Don Goyo and The Sleeping Lady”

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“Mi tercer viaje de ácido” (45.4x36.3cm acrílico sobre madera, 2023)

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Perderse para encontrarse 🍂

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From November 2023 Archives: Back to wide angle, by Abelardo Ojeda.

My Street Photoblog.

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San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

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Caribbean flamingo egg in nest, Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, Yucatán, Mexico

© Claudio Contreras

Minden Pictures

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Viva México 🇲🇽

A drawing I did this past September

Remember that September 15th is pretty much what everyone thinks that mexicans do in 5 de Mayo lol

It’s always nice to draw traditional stuff from time to time