The flamingo arrived to us exhausted and confused, like so many Floridians, just days after Hurricane Idalia walloped the Big ...

After Peaches' tracker failed in 2023, he was found raising a family on the Yucatan Peninsula. This could be evidence that ...

He may not be in Florida anymore, but he's still ours. What's happening: Peaches, the flamingo rescued in 2023 off the coast ...

Peaches, the flamingo rescued in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Idalia in 2023, has returned to its presumed original home in Mexico, according to Yucatán Magazine. Flocks of ...

From tracking devices to environmentalism, Tampa Bay’s famous pink flamingo is drawing out the most human questions. Peaches the flamingo walks along the shallow waters on the northern tip of ...

Do you remember Peaches the Flamingo? Peaches made national headlines when the flamingo was rescued off the Pinellas County coast after Hurricane Idalia. She was released a week later in Fort De Soto.

PINELLAS COUNTY., Fla. — A volunteer with Birds in Helping Hands said kite surfers at Fort De Soto scared away Peaches the flamingo on Sunday and it has not returned to the state park.

Upon being released Saturday morning, Peaches put on a show of bathing, shaking out its feathers, and the typical flamingo dance that kicked up sediments in the waters it was feeding in.

Peaches, the flamingo rescued in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Idalia hit in 2023, has returned home to Mexico. The beloved bird was tracked using an armband and recently spotted among a breeding ...

In a Facebook post, the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary said they have seen the photos of Peaches the American Flamingo with people saying the bird is experiencing swelling and irritation around the ...