FAQs

Yes! Since our items are made to order, personalization is often available. Some items may have limitations, so if you have questions, please reach out via email at shop.flyingpinkflamingos@gmail.com (mailto:shop.flyingpinkflamingos@gmail.com)or through our chat feature.

Absolutely! We love working on custom ideas. If you’re looking for something unique, please contact us at shop.flyingpinkflamingos@gmail.com (mailto:info@flyingpinkflamingos.com)and we’ll be happy to discuss options with you.

Most orders are processed and shipped within 2-4 business days. If there is ever a delay, we will contact you directly by email. Once your order ships, you’ll receive a tracking number. Transit time typically ranges from 5-7 days, depending on the item and destination.

Possibly! Please contact us prior to ordering and we’ll let you know if expedited processing and shipping are available for your item.

Yes! Free local pickup is available in Land O’Lakes, Florida

We offer a flat shipping rate of $6.95. Orders of $75 or more ship free.

At this time, we ship within the United States only.

Because our items are made to order, we do not offer refunds. However, if there is any issue with your order, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery and we’ll be happy to work with you to find a solution.

Order cancellations are accepted within 4 hours of placing the order.

We accept all major credit and debit cards plus, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Cash App.

Yes – we’re glad you asked! 🦩 There are six species of flamingos (greater flamingo, lesser flamingo, Chilean flamingo, Andean flamingo, Puna flamingo, & American (or Caribbean) flamingo. 🦩 Flamingos get their pink colors from their food. 🦩 Flamingos turn their heads upside down to eat. 🦩 A group of flamingos is called a flamboyance. 🦩 Flamingos nests are mounds made of mud & stone in shallow water. 🦩 Some species of flamingos can grow to 5 feet tall. 🦩 Flamingos generally live 20 to 30 years in the wild though some have lived 50 years! 🦩 Flamingos are born a dull gray and it takes several years and molts before they turn pink. 🦩 Baby flamingos are called flaminglets (isn’t that adorable). 🦩 The famous one-legged stance! Flamingos lose body heat through their legs and feet so standing on one leg and tucking the other one helps conserve body heat. Flamingos also use more muscle power standing on two legs than one so they conserve muscle power by standing on one leg. They alternate legs to prevent fatigue.