two flamingos standing in shallow water

two flamingos standing in shallow water. The flamingo on the left is a greater flamingo, identifiable by its size, pale pink plumage with black wingtips, and a distinctive curved beak that is black at the tip and pinkish-red towards the base. Its long, thin legs are bright pink. It is facing towards the right, with its head turned upwards and slightly to the left, its eye visible and looking forward. Its neck is curved in an S-shape. The flamingo on the right is partially visible, appearing to be a similar species with pale pink feathers and red markings on its wings. Its long, thin pink leg is clearly visible in the right side of the frame. The water is a dark blue-gray with ripples and a slight sheen on the surface, suggesting it is an open body of water. Some small white flecks, possibly foam or debris, are scattered on the water's surface. The scene is likely located in the salt flats of San Pedro del Pinatar, Spain, a well-known habitat for flamingos.