Bird Coloring Pages
Songbirds in nests, parrots in the jungle, hummingbirds at flowers and swans on a lake. Tap a picture to color it online, or print it and color with pencils.
Zentangle Hummingbird
Birds in a Floral Pattern
Detailed Peacock Feathers
Bird Mandala
Simple Parrot
Bird with a Worm
Flying Bird
Cute Duckling
Baby Bird in a Nest
Bird on a Branch
Round Little Bird
Bird in Autumn Leaves
Pair of Parrots
Bird on a Sunflower
Bird Nesting in a Mailbox
Seagull by the Lighthouse
Little Bird Reading a Book
Duck and Ducklings on a Pond
Swan on a Lily Pond
Bird and an Open Birdcage
Eagle Soaring Over Mountains
Bird with a Leaf Umbrella
Woodpecker on a Tree Trunk
Three Birds on a Wire
Little Bird Singing
Cardinal on a Snowy Pine
Peacock Showing Its Tail
Toucan on a Tropical Branch
Birds Splashing in a Bird Bath
Hummingbird Sipping Nectar
Bluebird Among Flowers
Parrot in the Jungle
Birds at a Snowy Feeder
Robin with Spring Blossoms
Bird on a Birdhouse
Mother Bird Feeding Her Babies
Simple birds suit toddlers, garden and backyard scenes suit school-age kids, and the patterned peacock and mandala birds are great for adults.
Fun facts about birds
There are more than 10,000 bird species. Hummingbirds can flap their wings up to 80 times a second and are the only birds that can fly backward, while a peacock's tail can hold around 200 shimmering feathers.
Many backyard birds, like robins and cardinals, sing to claim their territory and attract a mate, and each species has its own song.
Coloring tips for bird pictures
Real birds make great color guides: a cardinal is bright red with a black mask, a robin has an orange-red chest, a bluejay is blue and white, and parrots mix red, yellow, green and blue. For peacocks, layer teal, royal blue and gold, and add bright spots on the tail feathers.
Questions
- Are the bird coloring pages free to print?
- Yes. All bird pages are free to print or color online.
- Which birds are included?
- Robins, cardinals, bluebirds, parrots, toucans, hummingbirds, peacocks, swans, ducks, eagles, woodpeckers, seagulls and more.
- Are there easy bird pages for little kids?
- Yes. The simple bird, baby bird, duckling and flying bird pages have big shapes.
- Can I use these for a spring or nature lesson?
- Yes. The nest, birdhouse and bird feeder pages work well for spring and nature units, and they're free for classroom use.
