Jewel-toned flashes and delicate aerial dances fill these 32 hummingbird coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This vibrant collection captures the exquisite charm of these tiny, winged wonders!
Click any image below to open the free PDF; pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4; happy coloring!
Once those beautifully colored hummingbird pages start to pile up, don't let them go to waste! Transform your artistic efforts into delightful keepsakes and decorations with these easy, affordable craft ideas.
Cut out several of your finished colored hummingbirds. Attach them with varying lengths of thread or fishing line to a couple of crossed popsicle sticks or sturdy twigs. Hang your beautiful mobile from the ceiling, letting your hummingbirds “fly” gracefully with every gentle breeze.
Carefully cut out a finished colored hummingbird. Laminate it or cover both sides with clear contact paper for durability and water resistance. Attach a small suction cup to the back, and place it on a window, creating the illusion of a hummingbird visiting a feeder.
Cut out multiple colored hummingbirds and several vibrant flowers from construction paper. Glue a hummingbird flying towards each flower along a long piece of string or ribbon, spacing them evenly. Hang your cheerful garden garland across a wall, doorway, or mantelpiece.
Glue a cut-out colored hummingbird onto a craft stick or the front of a small paper bag. Add pipe cleaner antennae or a small construction paper flower for it to “drink” from. Use your new puppet to tell enchanting stories of tiny birds and blooming gardens.
Decorate the inside of a small box (like a shoebox lid turned on its side) with construction paper to create a miniature garden scene. Cut out a colored hummingbird and glue it onto a small twig or a bent pipe cleaner, positioning it as if perched amidst the tiny foliage.
Fold a piece of cardstock in half for your card base. Cut out two identical colored hummingbirds. Slightly bend and score the wings of one bird. Glue the body of this bent bird onto the body of the other flat bird, then glue the flat bird onto the card front, creating a lovely 3D “fluttering” effect.
Glue a cut-out colored hummingbird onto a strip of sturdy cardstock or a wide popsicle stick. Laminate or cover with clear packing tape for extra durability. Punch a hole at the top and thread a colorful ribbon through it to create a functional and charming bookmark.
Cut a large, vibrant flower shape from poster board or construction paper. Cut out several colored hummingbirds. Arrange and glue the hummingbirds around the flower, as if they are actively pollinating it. This makes a striking piece of wall art celebrating nature's helpers.
Cut out a colored hummingbird. Glue it onto a strip of construction paper or elastic measured to fit around your head, creating a fun headband. Embellish with glitter, craft feathers, or small faux flowers for a truly unique and whimsical accessory.
Cut out small colored hummingbirds. Glue each bird to a thin piece of wire or fishing line. Gently press the other end of the wire into the soil of a plant terrarium or potted plant, arranging them to look like tiny hummingbirds are flying through your miniature garden scene.
