Free Printable Flamingo Coloring Pages

Choose flamingos standing on one leg, wading, preening or in flight. You can also find a fluffy chick, an adult beside a chick, a mud nest with one egg and lagoon scenes.

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A flamingo balances on one long leg in shallow water, with its other leg folded beneath its body.

Flamingo on One Leg

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A flamingo stands on both feet with folded wings, a curved neck and gentle ripples around its toes.

Flamingo Standing in the Water

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A flamingo takes a long step through shallow water, lifting one webbed foot above the ripples.

Flamingo Walking through Shallows

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A flamingo bends down with its upside-down head and bill at the water’s surface.

Flamingo Filter-Feeding

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A flamingo bends its neck back and touches its folded wing with its bill.

Flamingo Preening Its Feathers

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A flamingo stands facing forward with both feathered wings spread wide and its head turned to one side.

Flamingo Spreading Its Wings

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A flamingo closes its eye and tucks its head against its feathers while resting on one leg.

Resting Flamingo

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A flamingo flies beside two clouds, with wings raised, neck forward and legs trailing behind.

Flamingo in Flight

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A flamingo raises its wings and runs through shallow water, pushing off with one foot as small splashes rise behind it.

Flamingo Taking Off

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A flamingo spreads its wings and lowers its long legs, with one foot touching the water and the other just above it.

Flamingo Coming in to Land

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A flamingo stands beside a low mound of mud with one egg in the shallow hollow at the top.

Flamingo beside a Mud Nest

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Fluffy Flamingo Chick

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Try a standing bird or the fluffy chick for larger coloring spaces. Open wings, a four-bird flock and the sunrise lagoon offer more feathers and scenery to explore.

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Compare the stretched neck and trailing legs in flight with the tucked resting pose. Find the chick’s nearly straight bill, then color the birds and add your own colors to the water and plants.

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