ORLANDO, Fla. — This week, people across the country are seeing pink, and Hurricane Idalia may be to blame.
People as far away as Kentucky and Ohio have reported sightings of pink flamingos.
The leading theory right now is that the birds got diverted by Hurricane Idalia while they were traveling in the Caribbean.
Experts said many may have headed north to escape the nasty weather, and have decided to stay.
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