Today starts a Flamingo Zoowatch, where volunteers of Adelaide Zoo help the keeping staff by watching and recording information. A series of rostered volunteers will be stationed in front of the flamingo exhibit at all times while the flamingo is in the enclosure, probably for the next fortnight. They will be recording information such as where both the Greater and Chilean Flamingo are within the enclosure every five minutes throughout the day, and whether either of them have been eating any of the prepared food or sifting for food within the pond. They will also be monitoring its behaviour, ensuring that keepers are called if there are any concerns.

Throughout the day, the flamingo spent all day resting either on the sand or lawn area. There was a slight altercation between the two flamingos when they came too close to each other, a normal behaviour for both of them. The Greater Flamingo was not observed to eat at all or to enter the pond, though it did drink from the pond edge. Veterinary staff were informed of the days behaviour.