Lisa Ray Instagram – Repost from @pratik543 using @RepostRegramApp – ANOTHER STUDY IN PINK A bloom of Pink water seen at Talawe wetland amid a flamboyance of Flamingos in Navi Mumbai May 2020. Experts said the colour could be due to an explosive blooming of red algae that thrives in saline water, espe-cially as the summer picks up and the wetland loses water. The bloom has been identified as rare and first-of-its-kind occurence for Mumbai Metro- politan Region by Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) that plans to take samples of the water for study. While researchers were unsure of what may have caused it, BNHS and independent microbiologists presume that the colour is from micro- scopic algae. “Owing to high salinity in the area, it looks like an algal bloom. #flamingoes #algae #migratorybirds #pink #everydaymumbai #everydayindia #everydayeverywhere #reportagespotlight #gettyimages #instagram #instadaily #picoftheday #insta_maharashtra #desi_diaries #_soimumbai #indiaphotoproject #MyPixelDiary #creativeimagemagazine #thingstodoinmumbai #wildlife #nature #wildlifephotography #dji #worldmigratorybirdday #wwf #wwfindia #natgeoindia #natgeoyourshot #bbc #bbcearth