Okay, so I gotta say—I love flamingos.
Always have.
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with them.
There’s just something about their long legs, goofy one-legged stance, and bright pink feathers that made me think they were the coolest birds ever.
Fast forward, and now we’re teaching our kids all about birds—including flamingos and even roosters!
Naturally, we made some fun flamingo coloring pages that I hope you and your little ones will love.
Oh, and here’s a fun fact from National Geographic—flamingos aren’t born pink!
They’re actually grayish-white when they hatch, and their feathers slowly turn pink over time because of the food they eat (like shrimp and algae).
Pretty cool, right?
Also, since we’re all about having fun with learning, I found a flamingo-themed snack idea that we haven’t tried yet, but it looks adorable (pic below!).
Baby Flamingo Coloring Page
So baby flamingos?
They’re basically the fluffiest little gray puffballs ever.
Our baby flamingo coloring page captures them in their early stage before they get their famous pink feathers.
Super simple and cute!
Basic or Easy Flamingo Coloring Page
If you want an easy flamingo coloring page, this one is perfect.
It’s got a simple design that’s fun for kids but not overly complicated.
And honestly?
If they wanna color it blue or purple instead of pink, I fully support that.
Realistic Flamingo Coloring Page
Okay, for those who like a little more detail, this realistic flamingo coloring page is for you.
It’s got elegant long legs, a curved neck, and all the feather details.
If your kid is into realistic animals, they’ll love this one!
Flamingo Coloring Page for Kids – But Make It Fun!
We wanted to make a really fun flamingo coloring page, so we made one with a flamingo on roller skates—because, honestly, why not?!
It’s silly, it’s cute, and kids will get a kick out of it.
Flamingo-Themed Snack Idea!
Here’s a great way to jazz up your coloring session with your kiddo. Alright, check this out—here’s a flamingo-shaped fruit snack idea, and it’s way too cute.
Haven’t tried it yet, but it looks pretty easy, when we do, I’ll update the post.
• Body = A watermelon slice
• Neck & Head = Banana slices
• Beak = A little piece of cantaloupe
• Legs = Carrot sticks
• Eye = A blueberry
And boom!
A healthy flamingo snack that’s perfect for little ones (or let’s be real, for us, too).
Here’s an example of what it could look like:
Oh, and before you go… a Flamingo Knock-Knock Joke!
Knock, knock!
Who’s there?
Flamingo!
Flamingo who?
Flamin-go get me some more coloring pages!
😂😂
Okay, I’ll stop.
But seriously, go check out the flamingo coloring pages and have fun!
Which one is your favorite?
Let me know!
If you love then you love these with the kiddos:
– Animalcolorpages.com
– Rooster coloring pages