Feathered Flamingo Facing Right With Tall S-Neck

A single flamingo stands in profile, its long neck bending in a tall S-shape up to a head that faces right. The beak bends sharply downward at the tip, and a small dark eye sits near the base of the beak. The body is covered in short, curved feather strokes, with longer pointed feathers layered along the wing and tail on the left. Two thin legs reach down to webbed feet, with one foot planted slightly forward of the other and the knee joints clearly marked. There is no background, so the bird has plenty of white space around it. This printable page works well for a lesson on bird anatomy, since kids can color the beak, neck, wing feathers, legs, and feet in different shades. Try pink and orange for the body and let the little feather strokes show through with crayons or colored pencils.