How many birds are there?

Flamingos fly in Narta Lagoon, near the capital of Albania. (AP)
More people staying at home has allowed flamingos and other birds more space to fly and eat. (AP)
An aerial view of Narta Lagoon. It's near the Albanian capital of Tirana.(AP)
Flamingos are bright pink because of the shellfish they eat that have minerals which turn the feathers pink.
Flamingos stand in the coastal lagoon by the Adriatic Sea. (AP)

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Wow! There are flamingos everywhere. They are big and pink. They stretch their long necks.

The birds are happy in the quiet lagoon. Shhhh! These birds like peaceful water.

READ MORE: Flamingos are spreading their wings over the Narta Lagoon in Albania. The calm lagoon is perfect for the pink birds. There aren’t cars honking or people talking. The lagoon isn’t crowded with people. It is crowded with flamingo feathers! It is hard to count all the birds at the Narta Lagoon. But God knows exactly how many there are. “I know all the birds of the hills, and all that moves in the field is mine,” says Psalm 50:11.