Flamingos From Mexico Seen From Florida to Ohio After Being Blown Off Course by Hurricane Idalia
Flamingos from Mexico made their way into Florida as far north as Ohio after being blown off course by last month’s Hurricane Idalia.
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Flamingos from Mexico made their way into Florida as far north as Ohio after being blown off course by last month’s Hurricane Idalia.
Since Hurricane Idalia blew through, they've gotten reports of flamingos from around Florida, as well as Georgia, the Carolinas, Texas, Kentucky and others.
Dozens of flamingos have been spotted in the U.S. over the last couple weeks, seemingly blown off course by Hurricane Idalia.
Flamingos thought to have been diverted by Hurricane Idalia have been seen — and caught on camera — in Ohio, Kentucky, Texas, and Florida.
Hurricane Idalia, which recently devastated parts of the U.S., pushed flamingos out of eastern Mexico into states as far north as Ohio.