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Cartoon Bird Coloring Pages

by Leanne Guenther
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Welcome to my cartoon bird coloring pages section.

Birds are the only animals alive today with feathers, and they're actually the closest living relatives of the dinosaurs! They come in every size, from a hummingbird small enough to sit on your fingertip to an ostrich taller than a grown-up. Some sing, some swim and a few can't fly at all!

Jump to: Color by Letters | Songbirds | Birdhouses | Nests | In Flight | Cartoon Birds | Ugly Duckling | More Pages

 

Color by Letters

birds color by letters coloring page
color by letters

 

 

Songbirds

birds coloring page
song bird
Coloring page of a cartoon bird on a branch with the words Birds of a feather flock together
birds of a feather
Coloring page of a cartoon bird singing with music notes floating above its head
bird singing a song
Coloring page of a simple bird flying above a big music note
bird and a music note
Coloring page of a cartoon bird in a bow tie singing on a perch
singing bird in a bow tie

 

Birdhouses and Bird Baths

Coloring page of a simple bird in front of a birdhouse with flowers
bird and birdhouse
Coloring page of a crested bird perched outside a birdhouse on a post
bird at a birdhouse
Coloring page of a cartoon bird sitting on the rim of a bird bath
bird on a bird bath
Coloring page of a small bird standing on the edge of a bird bath
Bird bath

 

Nests, Eggs and Baby Birds

learning to fly coloring page
learning to fly
baby bird coloring page
baby bird
n is for nest coloring page
Letter N is for nest
nest with egg coloring pages
nest with egg
nest with eggs coloring pages
nest with eggs
birds coloring page
chicks in nest

 

Birds in Flight

Simple coloring page of a cute baby bird flying
little bird flying
Coloring page of a startled little bird tumbling through the wind with leaves
Bird blown by the wind
Coloring page of a cartoon bird with a long pointed beak flying
long-beaked bird flying
Coloring page of a cartoon bird swooping down with its wings raised
bird swooping down
bird flying coloring page
bird flying

 

More Cartoon Birds

Easy, bold lines coloring page of a cartoon baby bird with a small tail, with a big head
Big head Bird
Coloring page of a cartoon bird perched on a branch, looking up
bird on a branch
Coloring page of a cartoon bird on a branch with a worm in its beak
bird with a worm
Coloring page of a cartoon bird with a fluffy head and a crooked smile
cartoon bird
Coloring page of a cartoon ostrich walking
ostrich
cat and bird coloring page
pets eating
coloring page of a sunflower and a bird
a bird and a sunflower
coloring page of a cactus and a cactus wren
a cactus and a cactus wren
Love birds coloring book page
LOVE BIRDS, red headed
Coloring page of a stained glass bird in front of a rising sun and rainbow arcs
stained glass bird and rainbow

 

The Ugly Duckling

Ugly Duckling coloring page
The ugly duckling hatches
Ugly Duckling coloring page
Ugly Duckling
Ugly Duckling coloring page from Denmark
Ugly Duckling

Ugly Duckling coloring pages

 

More Bird Pages

Valentine's Day heart bird coloring page
Cute bird coloring pages
Neverbirds coloring page
Neverbirds coloring pages

 

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  1. A bird's feathers can weigh more than its bones! A bald eagle has about 7,000 feathers, and together they weigh around twice as much as its whole skeleton.
  2. There are more than 10,000 kinds of birds, and they live just about everywhere. Emperor penguins even raise their chicks on the Antarctic ice in the middle of winter, with the dads keeping the eggs warm on their feet.
  3. The Arctic tern has the longest migration of any animal. Scientists put tiny trackers on some and found they fly about 70,000 km (44,000 miles) a year, zigzagging with the winds between the Arctic and Antarctica. Over its life, one tern can fly as far as the moon and back three times!
  4. Most birds have hollow bones with air spaces inside, linked to the way they breathe. Not all of them, though. Penguins and loons have heavier, solid bones, which helps them dive instead of bobbing back up like a cork.
  5. Many birds, pigeons included, can see ultraviolet light, which is invisible to us. Some feathers and berries that look plain to people have bright patterns a bird can spot right away.