T-Shirt Tuesday: Flamingo Edition

It's Flamingo Week and we're sharing some new Flamingo t-shirts for our T-Shirt Tuesday!

I Love Flamingos Raglan T-Shirt

Found on Amazon

First up is our brand new I Love Flamingos t-shirt, featuring a cartoon American Flamingo standing where the heart or word love should be. The letter I in Flamingos is dotted with a tiny heart to emphasize the flamingo love!

National Birdorable of the Bahamas T-Shirt

Found on Zazzle

Next up is another shirt featuring the American Flamingo. This species is the official bird of the Bahamas. The design has the flamingo standing before the flag of the Bahamas.

Birdorable Flamboyance Pink T-Shirt

Finally, Flamboyance made its debut a few months ago. This shirt features all of the flamingo species in the world in a mixed flock. The collective noun for flamingo is -- you guessed it -- Flamboyance.

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