Bird Coloring Pages on Easy Coloring Pages
1. Cartoon Chick Coloring Page
A standing cartoon chick with an open beak, outlined wing, and distinct tail feathers.
2. Songbird with Layered Wing Feathers Coloring Page
A side-view bird with a pointed beak, layered wing feathers, and a long tail.
3. Fantasy Bird with a Long Tail Coloring Page
A fantasy bird with spread wings, a curled crest, a long flowing tail, and sparkles around it.
4. Cute Baby Bird Coloring Page
A round young bird with a small tuft on its head, round cheeks, and a short tail.
5. Bird with Flowing Patterns Coloring Page
A bird perched on a leafy branch, with curling lines and flowing patterns across its body.
6. Cute Owl Coloring Page
A forward-facing owl with large round eyes, a small beak, and wings close to its body.
7. Bird with Star Patterns Coloring Page
A bird perched on a branch, with decorative stars across its body and wings.
8. Simple Bird Coloring Page
A side-view bird drawn with simple lines, a pointed beak, a spread tail, and short legs.
9. Bird with Rays and Stars Coloring Page
A standing bird surrounded by radiating lines and stars of different sizes.
10. Side-View Songbird Coloring Page
A side-view bird with a pointed beak, long tail, and fine lines across its wings and body.
This Bird Coloring Pages collection features different bird shapes: a forward-facing owl with round eyes, small young birds, a bird perched on a branch, and a fantasy design with spread wings and a long tail. Children can pick a page based on the details they want to color.
Look closely at wings, tails, and silhouettes
On designs with several lines across the wings, children can color each feather layer in related shades. In the forward-facing picture, the head and round eyes form large areas, while the beak and feet offer smaller spots for an accent color.
Invite children to find one difference between two designs, then ask whether they want natural plumage colors or to imagine a new kind of bird.
Choose colors to suit each space
The broad body areas are a good place to start with the fill tool; the brush can add marks to wings, tails, or star patterns. On a printed page, crayons or colored pencils make it easy to try a different palette for each bird.
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