Pink flamingos stand on and around their mounded mud nests on a small island, with white waterfowl and a pale chick in the foreground and a pond and grassy bank behind. The caption names the scene as the flamingo colony at Hialeah Park in Miami. Hialeah Park race track, opened in 1925, was famous for the large flock of flamingos kept on its infield lake, a spectacle that became a symbol of the resort-era Miami area.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pencil
How is the baby, I just wonder t
wonder
Dear Folks, Well have
any of our cards arrived.
We got to Miami at 1 P.M
Feb 10, went on a tour this
afternoon to see the city.
Its mostly millionaires
Its really summer here
all the summer flowers
blooming, it doesn't seem
possible to write Feb. down
here. Day after tomorrow
to Key West. Then we will
Linen-textured stock with a narrow white border; light edge and corner wear, small nick at top edge.
Postmark: MIAMI, FLA. FEB 11 12-M 1953. Linen-textured divided-back Curteich "C.T. Art-Colortone" card with printed Hialeah flamingo text; light edge wear and a small corner crease at upper right.
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Flamingos and nests, Hialeah Park, Miami, FL, 1953, postcard, c. 1953. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/flamingos-and-nests-hialeah-park-miami-fl-1953. Accessed November 2, 2026.