This Oval Soap Dish depicts images of the Bahamas' national bird, the flamingo. Flamingoes are a part of the Bahamian natural wildlife and can specifically be found on the island of Inagua where one can visit our Flamingo National Park.  Established in 1965 the Inagua National Park is located on Great Inagua, the southernmost island in The Bahamas and encompasses 287 square miles of untouched, sub tropical island beauty.   What is unique about the park is that it is the site of the largest breeding colony of West Indian Flamingos in the world. To date this national bird of The Bahamas numbers approximately 70,000 on Inagua after having made a forty-year journey back from the edge of extinction.