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More than 100 Pink Flamingos Beautify Cotapachi

Summary by Los Tiempos
More than 100 pink flamingos (Phoenicopterus chilensis) embellish the lagoon of Cotapachi or the Incas, located at the southern end of the municipality of Quillacollo. Migratory birds arrive from the highlands to the lagoons of the valleys to protect themselves from the cold during the winter. Birds who only seek a winter shelter give visitors and communes a unique postcard like those accompanying this publication during a tour of the lagoon, wh…
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More than 100 pink flamingos (Phoenicopterus chilensis) embellish the lagoon of Cotapachi or the Incas, located at the southern end of the municipality of Quillacollo. Migratory birds arrive from the highlands to the lagoons of the valleys to protect themselves from the cold during the winter. Birds who only seek a winter shelter give visitors and communes a unique postcard like those accompanying this publication during a tour of the lagoon, wh…

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Los Tiempos broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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