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Flamingo flocks find homes in Camas and Washougal

Committee hopes to raise funds for grad night party

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The 2011 Washougal High School Grad Night committee recently began a new "Flamingo Flocking" fundraiser. Students involved in the effort include seniors (left to right) Chandler Audette, Kyle Anderson, Erik Ackerman and Matt Major.

Front yards around Camas and Washougal are being flocked…for a good cause.

Dozens of festive, roosting pink plastic flamingos are popping up in front of homes as part of a fundraiser to support the Washougal High School 2011 Grad Night drug- and alcohol-free party.

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