Long-Legged Flamingo With Arched Neck and Hooked Beak

A single flamingo stands in profile with its long neck curving up and over so the head bends downward. The large hooked beak points toward the lower right, and a small round eye sits near the top of the head. The body is rounded with a folded wing on the side, and a few wavy lines mark the feathers near the tail and belly. Two thin, tall legs bend slightly at the knees and end in small webbed feet. There is no background, so the page is simple and easy to color. Kids can use pink, coral, and orange for the feathers, then pick a darker shade for the tip of the beak. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on why flamingos stand on such long legs. The wide open spaces suit crayons, markers, or watercolor.