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glimmerofawesome · 9 months

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#jéssica silva #jessica silva #tatiana pinto #porwnt #netherlands v portugal #july 23 23 #wwc23 #wwc 2023 #pg gifs

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bestiaquartararo · 8 months

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- women's world cup 2023 icons

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gurxreiten · 9 months

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we will be back. 🇵🇹

#so proud of them #but kinda bad vibes for my country to ben sent off on my birthday #anyways #they were amazing #fav #woso #porwnt #portugal wnt #uswnt #tatiana pinto #fifa women's world cup #fifa wwc

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porwoso · 6 months

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Tatiana Pinto scoring with an assist from Ana Borges against Austria

#tatiana pinto #ana borges #porwnt #woso #women's nations league #uefa women's nations league #portugal #literally at the very last second #and it was such a good goal too #gif*

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carol-the-sith-lord · 8 months

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New rumours

Ana Marie Crnogorcevic is rumoured for Athletico Madrid

Jorelyn Carabali Is Rumoured for Brighton

Tatiana Pinto is Also rumoured for Brighton

#ana maria crnogorcevic #tatiana pinto

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nelove22 · 1 year

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WOSO FUT | if they were on fifa ⚡

The woso fantasy fut are here. with upgrades according to the performances in the field in the next 6 league games, starting march 10

1 win in next 6 games -> +1

3 appearances in next 6 games -> +1

ATT/MID: 2 goals or assists in next 6 games -> +1

DEF/GK: 2 clean sheets in next 6 games -> +1

Avoids defeat in next 6 games -> +1

#nelove22 cards #women's football #woso #woso cards #frauen fussball #futfem #futbol femenino #woso fifa #lina magull #lucy bronze #alex popp #tatiana pinto #kika nazareth #manuela zinsberger #alessia russo #caroline weir #elene lete #lisa evans #claudia neto

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lessirussolvr · 5 months

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#brighton women #maisie symonds #sophie baggaley #maria thorisdottir #tatiana pinto #vicky losada

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xtruss · 2 months

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A wild flamingo population gathers on Los Corbanitos beach in Sabana Buey, a town in the Dominican Republic. The birds are not threatened, though anecdotal evidence suggest their numbers are declining in the country. Photographs ByFernando Faciole

‘Selfie’ Flamingos In Caribbean Resorts Are Being Returned To The Wild

Up to a hundred Caribbean flamingos live in resorts, where they form a backdrop of tourists’ social media posts. Now, bird lovers are stepping in to remove them.

— ByJessica Taylor Price | March 06, 2024

At several resorts in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, flamingos wander the grounds, wading through artificial ponds and foraging any bits of food dropped by tourists.

Visitors post photos and videos of themselves getting close to the birds on social media, attracted to the exoticism of the pink, leggy animals against the backdrop of a tropical beach vacation.

But behind the charming social media posts, things are less rosy for the flamingos.

Top: In the town of Monte Cristi, a mural by artist Kilia Llano highlights the issue of flamingos being captured from the wild. Bottom: Three flamingos walk through a resort in the Bávaro region. Tourists often feed the birds and take photos with them, especially around the pool.

Though the International Union for Conservation of Nature lists the Caribbean—also known as the American—flamingo as “of least concern,” anecdotal evidence suggests the population is declining on the Caribbean island, says Maria Milagros Paulino, director of the Dominican nonprofit Grupo Accion Ecologica.

“When you see flamingos, you see them in groups, so it gives the appearance that they are numerous,” Paulino says through a translator.

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The phenomenon of flamingos living at resorts had been trending upward for years, especially in the Bávaro region of Punta Cana, says Eladio Fernandez, a Dominican conservationist and photographer. In 2020, he conducted an informal census of how many birds lived in Bávaro resorts by scrolling through TripAdvisor photos. It’s not known exactly how the flamingos arrived at the various resorts and who is involved in bringing the birds there.

According to Fernandez, personnel from the hotels themselves don’t know where the flamingos came from, in some cases they’ve been there a long time and personnel rotate in and out.

In 2020, he counted 163 flamingos in 41 hotels. Anywhere between a thousand and 3,000 Caribbean Flamingos live in the Dominican Republic. Since those birds don’t breed, they’re not replenishing the population, Fernandez says.

So, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, the National Zoo in Santo Domingo, and Grupo Accion Ecologica, he spent three years coordinating and fundraising to launch a nonprofit called Rescate Rosado, which translates to “pink rescue” in Spanish.

Ministry employees pick up the flamingos, then transfer them to Rescate Rosado and zoo employees, who eventually release them back into the wild, Fernandez says. So far, the nonprofit has removed 66 birds from resorts in the Dominican Republic—and they say they’re just getting started.

Nelson García Marcano, the Dominican Republic's director of the Department of Biodiversity and Wildlife of the Ministry of Environment, removes a flamingo from a Bávaro resort. This animal is part of the Rescate Rosado's first-ever rescue.

Because of the efforts to remove the flamingos, there should be fewer than a hundred living at Bávaro resorts—but it’s difficult to know for sure, Fernandez says.

Death Traps

On the other side of the country, at Monte Cristi National Park, the pristine resort environment is nowhere to be found. Instead, there are salty lagoons and muddy mangrove swamps accessible only by motorcycle.

This is the natural habitat for Caribbean flamingos; it's also a popular trapping site. And it is here that Paulino, a collaborator with Rescate Rosado, works to remove the traps, which are made of wooden stakes attached to two lassos of fishing wire.

Paulino's group first noticed the traps in 2009 and has been reporting them to the authorities ever since, but the practice hasn’t stopped, and is expected to pick up again this winter and spring, Fernandez says. Once, Paulino says, she spotted a trapper carrying nine flamingos in a bag. On a trip early in 2023, Grupo Ecologico took 706 traps from three locations.

The crude method of trapping can also harm, or even kill, the birds, which Fernandez has seen firsthand in the field. A flamingo could be walking around and "all of a sudden their leg falls in the lasso and when they pull, they're caught," says Fernandez. They could be trapped by a knee or an ankle, and struggle to break free, which exhausts them, especially as the water bogs down their wings.

Top: A rescued flamingo, one of many whose feathers have been clipped to prevent escape from hotels and resorts, enters rehabilitation at the National Zoological Park of the Dominican Republic. Bottom: Trappers use a crude system of wooden stakes attached to fishing wire to ensnare the birds.

The trappers, meanwhile, might not come back for days, leaving the birds—or any other animals caught in the device—in a precarious position. "It's a death trap for the flamingo if they don't get pulled out soon," Fernandez says.

The first time Fernandez went to Monte Cristi National Park to look for traps with Paulino, they found a dead flamingo still in a trap. It had likely been there for months.

Birds In Trouble

"Some [resort flamingos] are well taken care of, and others aren't," Fernandez says.

Some of these flamingos have their secondary feathers cut, which thwarts flight, as Fernandez has observed. Others have a bone surgically removed from their wings, he says. This grounds the bird for life, which can be up to 60 years, says Fernandez. It is not known who cuts the feathers or removes the bones.

Flamingos await release at Monte Cristi National Park.

Several resorts housing flamingos declined to be interviewed for this article.

Fernandez has also witnessed flamingos being given pet food, which eventually fades the vibrant pink color that comes from eating their native diet of shrimp and other small crustaceans. The birds change behaviorally as well, becoming used to people and soliciting them for food, as Fernandez has seen.

But there's at least one trait the flamingos perhaps haven’t lost. Fernandez has seen one instance in which flamingos, which form tight social bonds, stayed by the side of a captive wing-clipped companion.

Two former flamingo hunters are working with the project, sharing their knowledge of trapping. And people are calling out influencers on social media who post photos of the resort flamingos.

On a bigger scale, Fernandez will participate in a formal flamingo census in 2024, which he hopes may lead to the species being listed as endangered in the Dominican Republic.

"This is something we can fix. We can right a wrong," Fernandez said.

An aerial view shows the lagoon where the flamingos will be released in Monte Cristi National Park.

A member of the National Zoo carefully holds a Flamingo. All animals need to be massaged so that blood circulates properly to their feet.

An Emotional Release

In February 2023, guests watched as eight flamingos were removed from a Bávaro resort that cooperated with the rescue. The birds, wrapped in pantyhose to keep them immobilized, were transported in a pickup truck to the national zoo, where they were examined.

The conditions of the birds varied, says Tatiana Carreño Pinto, a zoo veterinarian. Some were underweight, whereas some are too heavy to fly, but all were generally healthy.

Tatiana Carreño, a Veterinarian at the National Zoo of the Dominican Republic, is moved and cries when she sees the newly released flamingos flying.

Once vets examine the birds, they’re put in an isolated corral for two to three months, and, in this controlled setting, deliberately frightened to regain their natural fear of people.

One morning later that month, scientists loaded 12 flamingos into a truck and drove them to Monte Cristi National Park. Once there, veterinarians massaged their legs to promote circulation.

Then, a boat transported the birds to the lagoon, where another corral awaited them under black mangrove trees. They opened their wings and walked in the confined space, where the flamingos would adjust to their new environment.

The newly released animals explore their new home.

The next morning, it was go time. The 12 flamingos, seven of which were from resorts, flew or walked away into the lagoon as the rescue team watched, Fernandez says.

"It was very emotional," Pinto says in Spanish. "It was inevitable to cry.”

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magdasabs · 6 months

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I kinda love tatiana pinto now?? thanks fa player for the content

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calciopics · 10 months

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2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup - Who to Watch

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glimmerofawesome · 9 months

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#esmee brugts #tatiana pinto #nedwnt #porwnt #netherlands v portugal #july 23 23 #wwc23 #wwc 2023 #28:03

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gurxreiten · 9 months

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#portugal #porwnt #portugal wnt #carole costa #catarina amado #tatiana pinto #jessica silva #diana gomes #andreia norton #diana silva #fifa women's world cup

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naoedicoes · 1 year

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2 0 2 2 Mar Vermelho na Vila Toda Branca, José António Almeida Adriano, Tatiana Faia, capa/imagens de Susana Romão SHUFFLE, poemas de Helder Moura Pereira, imagens de António Correia, Daniela Gomes, Flávio Andrade, Graça Pinto Basto, João Concha, Lourdes Sendas, Luis Manuel Gaspar, Mário Rui Araújo, Noé Sendas, Ricardo Marques, Rui Olivença, Ruth Rosengarten, Teresa Ferrand e Tiago Manuel Canções para Joannes, Mina Loy, tradução de Miguel Cardoso Desiderio, Ricardo Marques (poemas e colagens) Linha, labirinto, Mônica de Aquino, capa/imagens de Edith Derdyk A rapariga já não gosta de brincar, Filipa Leal (poemas-colagem) Tenros Botões, Gertrude Stein, tradução de João Concha e Ricardo Marques /// Mais informações: https://livrosnaoedicoes.tumblr.com/ /// Pedidos via [email protected] /// Livrarias habituais: https://naoedicoes.tumblr.com/livrarias

#2022 #livros #leituras

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carol-the-sith-lord · 8 months

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Brighton has announced the signing of tatiana pinto

#tatiana pinto #brighton hove albion

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nelove22 · 1 year

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