PICTORIAL PRESENTATION OF THE HISTORY OF LAKE ELEMENTEITA Posted on October 13, 2011 by beaty limo Have a look at these pictures that were taken in 1950s and compare them to what we have on this great Kenya’s Wetland. By Duncan Oduor. The lake was a breeding site for these Sacred ibises. A research Boat in 1957. Nesting flamingos on nests left after rising water. Newly hatched flamingo. The young and the adult flamingos roosting on the islands. Nesting flamingo fighting off a threatening Marabou Stork Great White Pelicans colonised some islands from Greater Flamingos which first occupied them.Delamere Nose Hill in the middle ground. An egg in one of the scanty nests of feathers and straws made by Greater Flamingo due to inadequate mud.