Top 10 Free Printable Hummingbird Coloring Pages For Toddlers

The hummingbird is a resilient bird that comes in several bright colors. Being the smallest bird, Hummingbirds fascinate children. The smallest hummingbird ever recorded was around five centimeters in length. The legs and feet of hummingbirds are so tiny that they can’t hop, forget about walking.

Here are some incredible hummingbird coloring pages for your child. The free printable pages will make a fun learning activity for children during the holidays. The coloring pages not only feature different species of hummingbirds, but also beautiful flowers in the background. Have a look!

10 Interesting Hummingbird Coloring Pages

1. A group of hummingbirds

Your child will love coloring a sheet featuring pretty flowers and several lovely hummingbirds in motion. Do you know how hummingbirds got their name? When the hummingbirds fly, their wings produce a humming sound, hence the name. Their tiny wings beat about 75 times each second.

2. Hummingbird sipping nectar

Hummingbirds use their long beak to suck nectar from flowers. The beak mainly works as a straw. They also use their beak to catch small insects and to defend themselves.

3. Ruby throated hummingbird

The ruby throated hummingbird is native to North America. The brilliant red and green bird glitters like jewels in the sun. Keeping feeders and maintaining a lush flower garden are the best ways to attract the bird.

4. Swallow-tailed hummingbird

The swallow-tailed hummingbird is one of the largest and prettiest species of hummingbird. It is native to the tropical forests of southwestern Brazil and its neighboring areas. The swallow-tailed hummingbird is long and thin and has a swallow-like tail. The vibrant colors of the bird offer a fantastic look when grouped together.

5. Marvelous Spatuletail hummingbird

The marvelous spatuletail hummingbird is one of the coolest birds. Ask your child to give these hummingbirds some beautiful colors and let them know that the marvelous spatuletail hummingbird is an endangered species. Make sure you explain to them what the term endangered species means.

6. Hummingbird playing with a bubble

Here’s a fact that will astonish your child–hummingbirds can fly at a speed of about 35 miles per hour. Isn’t that amazing for a tiny bird? Share some more fun facts about this impressive bird with your child as they color the hummingbird coloring sheet featuring a cute hummingbird trying to prick a bubble.

7. Rufous hummingbird

The Rufous hummingbird is one of the fiercest hummingbirds in North America. The brilliant orange and green colored hummingbird loves feeders and flowers. It attacks even the largest hummingbirds of the Southwest–one fearless hummingbird we must say.

8. Fluttering hummingbird

The hummingbird stands out with its ability to fly backward. While almost all birds can fly steadily at a certain height, this little bird takes this skill to a whole new level.

9. Black-chinned hummingbird

The black-chinned hummingbird is a tiny green-backed hummingbird of the west. Unlike other types of hummingbirds, the black-chinned hummingbird has no brilliant color except a strip of iridescent purple bordering its chin. It is widespread all over America and some parts of Asia.

10. Anna’s hummingbird

Anna’s hummingbird is one of the most common hummingbirds on the Pacific coast. Its sparkling pink throat and emerald feathers make it look more like a jewel than a bird. Anna’s Hummingbird is not heavier than a nickel and not larger than a ping-pong ball.

Hummingbirds are captivating birds with their vibrant colors and remarkable agility. These tiny birds, although unable to hop or walk due to their tiny legs, can hover and fly backward. Engaging your children in these coloring pages of hummingbirds is an excellent way to spend some quality time with your children and teach them about these tiny birds. The finished images of hummingbirds can also double as wall hangings, wallpapers, and greeting cards.