Toucan Perched on Branch With Tropical Flowers

A toucan stands on a thick tree branch, its body turned to the side and its head facing right. The huge curved beak has a small row of jagged teeth-like lines along the edge, and a round eye sits close to the base of the beak. The tail points out to the left with a few straight feather lines, and the bird's feet grip the branch with long toes. Around the branch are open flowers with rounded, wavy petals, plus long flower buds on thin stems and a few leaves. Large open areas on the body, beak and petals make this easy for younger kids to color. Try a bold color for the beak, then use a different shade for each flower so the bird stands out. This free printable also works well for a lesson on rainforest birds.