Flamingo Standing on One Leg With Curved Neck

A single flamingo stands in profile facing left, its long neck bending in a deep S curve down to a hooked beak. A small round eye sits on the head. The body is a big rounded oval with an inner outline, which makes a roomy spot for color or pattern. Along the back end, a fan of pointed feathers sweeps out to the right. The bird balances on one thin leg while the other leg is bent and crossed in front, with the foot held up and its toes showing as little points. The toes of the standing foot are drawn too. There is no background, so the bird stands alone on the white page. Try shading the body in pink from light to dark, using the inner oval as a guide, and keep the beak in a different color so the tip stands out. It's a nice printable for talking about why flamingos rest on one leg.