Eyelash Flamingo Peeking Over Its Shoulder With Head Tuft

A single flamingo stands in profile with its long neck curving in a big S shape and its head turned to look back over its shoulder. It has a round eye with two little lashes, a small tuft of feathers on top of the head, and a bent beak that is open just enough to show the inside. The body is plump with a pointed tail on the right. Wing feathers are drawn as zigzag layers, with a rounded shape near the front. One leg is straight and the other is bent and crossed in front, so the webbed feet look a bit tangled at the bottom. The lines are bold and the shapes are large, which makes it easy for younger kids to color. Try pink on the neck and body, a darker shade on the wing layers, and a different color for the beak. Older kids can compare each feather section and shade it slightly lighter or darker.