In this Tuesday, July 25, 2017 photo provided by the Sacramento Zoo, are four of five baby flamingos that were born recently at the zoo in Sacramento, Calif. After an 18-year drought of the spindly-legged creatures the eggs were hatched between June 28 and July 18. Zoo spokeswoman Tonja Candelaria said the birds are finicky and that a number of factors may have resulted in the baby gap and sudden laying of eggs this season. (Tonja Candelaria/Sacramento Zoo via AP)
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