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Responses of meiofauna, bacterla and microalgae to the exclusion of greater flamingos Phoenjcopterus ruber were measured lntertidally and subt~dally at Walvis Bay and intertidally at Sandwich Harbour on the Narnibian coast. Sediment proper t~es were also mcxasured. Meiofauna showed little response at any of the sltes. Bacteria decreased in exclosures relatl\ie to controls at all sites, but significantly so only a t l o f them. Chlorophyll levels rncreased at both Walvis Bay sites, but did not respond at Sandwich Harbour, where there was considerably less disturbance by flamingos. Organic content and redox potential of sediments were affected, but the response varied between sites. Overall, disturbance effects were uncertain and inconsistent

Impact of predation by greater flamingos Phoenicopterus ruber on the meiofauna, microflora, and sediment properties of two southern African lagoons