Flamingo Tipping Its Head Down, Facing Left

A single flamingo stands in profile facing left, with its long neck bent in a deep S-curve and its head tipped slightly down. The bill is hooked at the tip, and there is a round eye with a small outline around it. The body is a large rounded shape with one big wing outlined on the side. A few jagged feather lines show where the wing ends, and ragged tail feathers stick out at the back. Two thin legs with knobby joints reach down to webbed feet with pointed toes. There is no background, so little hands have lots of open space. Try pink in two or three shades on the body and wing, then use black or dark gray for the bill tip. This page is free to print, and it works well for a quick lesson on how flamingos stand on those long legs.