26 in. Pink Flamingo (10-Pack)

A:  Long enough to look good in the yard when installed. I purchased these 3 years ago and the stake "legs" are in the range of 14-16 inches in length.

A:  No. You could cut it off with a knife or a saw but that would ruin the flamingo.

A:  No, Beak is not removeable.

A:  I don’t think so. It seems to be one piece of plastic. You might be able to cut it off with something sharp, but that might be difficult.

A:  No, it’s molded as one piece. They are beautiful and I get a lot of compliments. I bought them two years in a row so I have 20 of them scattered throughout my yard.

A:  No. The entire bird is molded plastic.

A:  I purchased the 10 package online in the Spring. Lined them up at the entrance of the building where my grown daughter works. She turned 22 that day and happily as pink as the flamingos. If you wish a donation, go talk in person with the store manage. Bring your non-profit paperwork and a pen to fill out a written request. Do it far in advance, it has to be approve and there are a lot of request made.

A:  Yes this purchase is was available online.it for shipped quick.and item looks great a my expectations.yes HD will consider it a donation

A:  I cannot answer for HD, but I bought my 10 pack from them about 3 or 4 years ago online and picked it up at our local store to help celebrate my wife's defeat of her breast cancer. I think HD, as any capable individual should, consider donating to a worthy charity.

A:  The 10-pack is available for purchase online. Please forward donation requests to HD.

A:  They are in different poses as pictured.

A:  They are as pictured.

A:  The fact is that the birds can be adjusted to appear in a number of different poses by simply pushing one leg deeper in to the turf than the other.

A:  The flamingos come in two different poses: one with the head up and one with the head down.

A:  There are 2 poses. Five of each pose (with beak facing out, and beak facing down).

A:  Mine were in different poses.

A:  They are in two different poses.

A:  They are in Two poses.

A:  Yes, the flamingos are in different poses.