27 Bird Coloring Pages
Birds are the only animals with feathers, and they live on every continent, from penguins in Antarctica to parrots in rainforests. Songbirds sing to claim territory and attract mates, while ravens are among the smartest birds, able to solve puzzles, use tools and even remember human faces. This collection mixes cheerful songbirds with clever ravens. Songbirds perch on a leafy trellis, a tall leafy branch, a spotted mushroom, a stack of wrapped gifts and a pile of books. One peeks out of a tree hollow, another rests on plants growing from a mug and another hangs upside down from a branch. A pair of birds stacks up on a leafy plant, one sits in a big woven nest, one spreads its wings wide on the grass and a pet bird waits on its perch inside a round birdcage. Ravens rest on a crescent moon, a flat rock, an old lantern and a pile of books, wear a knit scarf and a witch hat, perch on a candy bucket and hold a shiny coin above a coin pile. A raven parent stands beside its fluffy chick, and a raven with patterned feathers gives older kids plenty of detail. A round baby bird, a simple cute bird and a singing songbird with music notes suit young kids who like big, easy shapes.
Chicks, perchers and a singer
The fluffy chick is the simplest page, one big round shape for ages 3 to 5. Bird on Branch adds a twig with three leaves, Songbird adds music notes, and Cute Bird has the most feather detail in its wing. For a backyard birding activity, look out a window with the class, pick a real bird you spot, and color Cute Bird or Bird on Branch to match its colors.
Robin reds, bluebirds and sunny chicks
Cute Bird becomes a robin with a red breast and brown wings, while Bird on Branch looks lovely as a bluebird with a light blue body. The fluffy chick suits soft yellow with an orange beak. On Songbird, each music note can take a different color, and children can hum a tune while they color to match the singing bird.
