North American Birds Coloring Pages

About this set

This set covers the birds most people can spot from a kitchen window across the United States and Canada: the northern cardinal on a dogwood branch, a blue jay with acorns, a robin pulling a worm from spring grass, a chickadee on a birch twig, a goldfinch on a thistle, a ruby-throated hummingbird at a trumpet vine, a bald eagle on a pine snag, a great horned owl, a downy woodpecker, a mockingbird, a Baltimore oriole and a mourning dove. Each page shows one species in its typical perch or habitat, so the pages work as a small field guide as well as a coloring set.

The drawings follow the conventions of published nature coloring books rather than clip art: realistic proportions, bold outlines on the bird itself, thinner lines for branches and foliage, and closed shapes that are easy to fill with pencil or marker. There is no gray shading or cross-hatching, which keeps the pages clean when printed on an ordinary home printer. Feather detail is drawn at a level that rewards careful coloring without being fussy, so the set suits older kids, adults and classroom use.

Every page is a 3:4 portrait image at 768 by 1024 pixels. Download single pages as PNG, or grab the whole set as one print-ready PDF with a cover page. The pages are free for personal, classroom and library use. If you want a set with your own subject — your dog, your cat, your kids — upload a photo and LineArt draws a matching multi-page book in the same style.