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Hummingbird coloring pages

Choose from hummingbird coloring pages with birds in flight, feeding at flowers, or perched in a garden. Every page is free, with no account needed, and opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find simple outlines for quick coloring as well as more detailed designs to take your time with.

Hummingbird Coloring Pages: Free and Printable

This gallery brings together 37 hummingbird drawings, from a bird with wings spread to a realistic flier searching for nectar. Look for garden scenes with orchids and hibiscus, a feeder on a porch, or a nest where a hummingbird feeds its chicks. There are also playful scenes, including a bird skating on a winter pond and one flying above a tropical beach.

Cute Hummingbird Coloring Pages

Round shapes and cheerful scenes make the cute designs an inviting place to start. A baby hummingbird hovers over a large flower, while another flies through a garden; both give young colorers a clear bird-and-blossom scene to fill in. For a little more pattern, choose the cartoon hummingbird in front of a mandala, where broad petals contrast with the decorative background.

Colors for Hummingbirds and Flowers

Hummingbird feathers can look green, blue, red, or violet, and their shine can shift with the light. Choose one bright color for the throat and a different shade for the back, or use a soft blend across the wings. Flowers can be red hibiscus, pink or purple orchids, or any colors you imagine; a feeder or garden birdbath makes a good spot for an extra splash of color. For more blossoms to color, pair a bird scene with Flower coloring pages.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

The drawings range from broad, simple outlines to scenes filled with patterns and small details. For a 3-year-old, start with one bird and one large flower; a 7-year-old may enjoy adding color to a feeder, garden, or background. Adults who want a slower project can choose a mandala or geometric design.

Easy Hummingbird Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy outlines keep the main shapes easy to see, with options such as a hummingbird flying with spread wings, hovering beside a flower, or appearing in a simple outline. Preschoolers can begin with the bird’s body and wings, then add color to the flower or sky. The tropical beach scene and the bird over a winter pond add a setting without making the central figure hard to color.

Medium Hummingbird Scenes

For a little more to work on, try a hummingbird feeding from a hanging trumpet flower or a porch feeder. A ladybug in the garden, rainbows over a rainy garden, and a bird splashing in a birdbath give each scene a small story to color. The stained-glass design has clear sections that suit switching between several bright colors.

Detailed Hummingbird Coloring Pages for Adults

Mandala patterns, geometric backgrounds, and realistic feathers call for more careful coloring. A bird feeding on orchids or hibiscus offers layered petals beside the fine shape of its bill and wings; the geometric desert scene gives you a different mix of landscape and pattern. For a quieter, more intricate choice, color the perched hummingbird among mandala details or the nest scene with chicks.

Print Hummingbird Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose a design, then select “Open the PDF” to view it or “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit to page for a full bird-and-flower scene, and consider thicker paper if you’re coloring with markers. Colored pencils work well for feather details and small mandala spaces.