Owl on a Branch at Night Coloring Page
A wide-eyed owl keeps watch from a branch on a starry night.
How to color by number
- Pick a color in the color bar. Every area with that number lights up.
- Tap the lit areas to fill them in. A green dot on a color means it is done.
- Not sure? Tap the area anyway. If it needs another color, that color flashes.
- On paper instead? tap Print with numbers on this page, find each number in the key and color all its areas.
Blank page: outlines only, for crayons and markers. With numbers: light grey numbers and the color key, for color by number on paper. To print the colors you added on screen, use Print my coloring under the picture.
Download the PDF: blank · with numbers
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Good for
- Ages 4 and up
- Areas to color
- 22
- Colors in the key
- 8
- Paper
- US Letter or A4
- Added
About this page
The owl is built from simple ovals, with two large eye circles in the middle of the picture. A dark sky behind it makes the moon and the three stars glow.
The belly has small feather marks you can color straight over. In the number key the wings are a darker brown than the body, which gives the owl some depth.
Drawn by our AI illustrator and reviewed before publishing.
Coloring ideas
- Many owls have yellow or orange eyes. The key uses moon yellow for the eyes, the moon and the stars.
- For a daytime owl, swap the night blue sky for a light blue.
Color-by-number key
Tap Color by number above the picture to color it on screen, or Print with numbers to color it on paper.
- 1Night blue
- 2Moon yellow
- 3Owl brown
- 4Cream
- 5Dark brown
- 6Orange
- 7Leaf green
- 8White
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