Animals

Wild Animals to Print and Color

Favorite wild animals drawn by Stacey Mayer were chosen from around the world to share with you to print and color at home. Follow the first colored image to open the larger coloring pages for each animal.

Grizzly Bear

Grizzly Bear to Color

The Grizzly bear's territory covers all of the northern United States and most of Canada. We have seen black bears in the wild, but thankfully, never a grizzly bear!

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Koala to Color

Koala to Color

Koalas live in the wild Eucalyptus trees of Australia. With their appealing round faces, and fuzzy ears, they remind us of teddy bears.

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Roosevelt Elk

Roosevelt Elk to Color

Roosevelt Elk are the tallest elk in North America and will take your breath away when you spot them on the trail or along state highways.

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African Lion

Lions of Africa to Color

African lions are the acknowledged kings of the savannah. Large and very fast over short distances, they depend upon their strength and intelligence to catch the food they need to live another day.

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Cheetah Run

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Running cheetah chases down her prey with high speed and quick direction changes across the grasslands of Africa. Can you imagine throwing a ball for a cheetah to play with? Cheetahs are experts at chasing and catching their prey.

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Tabby Cat to Color

My Orange Tabby CatAn orange tabby cat to color, this is my own big orange kitty, "Skimbles", who loved our family for many long years. He was the color of a Reese's Pieces candy, but you may color him any way you'd like. He was a loyal and intelligent friend I think of often.

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Bald Eagle Portrait

Bald Eagle to Color

Bald Eagles may be spotted all along the inland waters of Puget Sound near Seattle, or against the foothills of the Cascade mountains. 

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Canada Goose

Canada Goose to Color

Canada geese are spotted all over the walking trails of Western Washington, especially on lawns near creeks and rivers, and along the shores of local lakes.

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Dancing Ostrich

Dancing Ostrich to Print and Color

The dancing ostrich drawing is inspired by the beautiful ostriches our children used to admire in our neighborhood in Snohomish County, WA. Our neighbors had a trio of well-cared-for ostriches, and the giant male ostrich would dance and display his wing feathers for us. 

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Gold Saddle Rooster

Golden Rooster to Color

Chickens have become a common sight recently in local neighborhoods inside the city. We've always enjoyed keeping chickens and watching the antics of the roosters, and the behavior of their flock of hens.

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Love Birds to Color


I drew these lovebirds for my grade school friend's wedding gift in 1984. We also etched (via stage blasting) the lovebird design onto a large glass plate she still treasures.

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