Our owl coloring pages give kids an easy way to dive into the world of these nighttime birds, from soft little fledglings to big raptors with wide wings, sharp talons, and those funny eyebrow-like feathers.
Each printable has its own mood. You might spot a curious head tilt, a quiet flight through moonlight, a sleepy perch on a branch, or a silly cartoon owl that younger kids usually grab first.
Just download the PDFs, print them at home or school, and let the hooting start.
Kids can play with shadows on the wings, try out browns, grays, snowy whites, or go straight for fantasy colors if they want that enchanted forest look. Everything is laid out below, so scroll through, pick the ones you like, and start coloring.
Owl Coloring Pages - 30 Free PDF Printables for Kids
This set mixes simple outlines for preschoolers with more detailed drawings for older kids who like patterns and textures. There are big round eyes, layered feathers, branches tucked into the background, night skies with stars and a full moon, and poses with plenty of personality like a wink, a coffee break, or a thoughtful stare. Some pages take a cue from familiar species such as the barn owl or great horned owl. Others lean into friendly, cartoony shapes that make coloring feel easy and fun.
1. Owl With Spread Wings Coloring Page
An owl sweeps through the air with its wings stretched wide and its talons ready, a dramatic moment that gives kids plenty to color. Deep browns or bold grays can make the feathers stand out in layers. Adding a sky or a swirl of wind lines can make the scene feel even more alive.
2. Big-Eyed Owl With Feathered Brows Coloring Page
A wide-eyed owl gazes forward, the feathers above its eyes forming long expressive brows. Children can play with warm browns or playful shades to give it personality. The bold facial features make this a fun page for practicing careful coloring.
3. Cartoony Owl With Combed Feathers Printable
This owl’s little tuft of feathers is neatly parted down the middle, giving it a quirky, friendly look. Soft colors help bring out the cartoon charm. Kids might add a background of tiny leaves or stars for extra fun.
4. Simple Cute Owl for Pre-Schoolers
A tiny owl with huge round eyes and a dainty beak sits calmly, perfect for younger artists. The simple shapes make it easy to stay inside the lines. Light browns or any imaginative colors work beautifully here.
5. Cartoon Owl Flapping Its Wings Coloring Page
A cheerful cartoon owl beats its feathery wings against a plain backdrop, leaving lots of room for creative additions. Kids may enjoy shading the wings to show motion. They can also draw clouds, trees, or little sparkles behind it.
6. Scary Owl With Horn-Like Tufts Coloring Page
A fierce-looking owl stares forward, the tufts on its head shaped like sharp horns. Darker tones can enhance its intense expression. This page suits kids who enjoy coloring spooky animals.
7. Owl With Eye Pattern Perched on Branch
An owl rests on a tree branch, framed by intricate patterns around its eyes. Fine lines encourage slower, careful coloring. It is a good chance to experiment with contrast between bold markings and soft feathers.
8. Round-Bodied Owl Sitting on Branch Coloring Page
This owl looks extra plump and content as it perches on a quiet branch. Children can accentuate the roundness with gentle shading. The simple scene invites an added sky or a few fluttering leaves.
9. Simple Preschool Owl Printable
A clean, easy outline of an owl sits against a blank background, perfect for beginner coloring. Kids can try bright or natural colors without feeling overwhelmed by detail. They might even draw their own forest around it.
10. Cute Owl on Branch With Blank Background
A small owl rests calmly on a branch, leaving the space behind completely open for your imagination. Soft, cozy colors match its gentle pose. Kids can fill the blank space with stars, leaves, or patterns of their own.
11. Elegant Owl Taking Flight Printable
An elegant owl lifts from a branch, wings stretching outward as it rises. Layered feather tones can help show movement. Adding a glow of morning or evening light makes the scene feel more dynamic.
12. Cute Owl With Tilted Head Coloring Page
An adorable owl tilts its head slightly, giving it a curious and friendly expression. Children might enjoy choosing bright colors for the feathers or warm browns for a natural look. The simple branch setting leaves space for extra details.
13. Fluffy Round-Headed Owl Printable
This owl features a soft round head and fluffy body that are perfect for textured coloring. Kids can blend tans, creams, or even pastel hues to show softness. It is a cozy design that feels relaxing to fill in.
14. Owl Taking Flight Under Full Moon Coloring Page
An owl soars upward beneath a glowing full moon, creating a dramatic nighttime scene. Blues and purples help set the tone for the sky, and deep browns bring the bird forward. Kids might enjoy adding tiny stars around the moon.
15. Owl With a Flower in Her Feathers Coloring Picture
A pretty owl perches confidently on a branch, wearing a small flower tucked among her feathers. Children can play with vibrant colors for the blossom. The gentle pose makes it feel like a calm evening moment.
16. Simple Big-Eyed Owl Printable
An owl with giant round eyes and a feathery body stands ready to color. The design is open and friendly for young artists. They can try repeating patterns or soft gradients across the feathers.
17. Cute Owl With Moon and Stars Coloring Poster
A sweet little owl sits on its branch while the moon and stars shine overhead. Soft yellows for the sky details and browns for the owl help create a warm nighttime mood. Kids can even add tiny dots for extra stars.
18. Fluffy Owl in Snow Coloring Page
A fuzzy owl perches calmly as snowflakes drift all around. Blues, grays, and gentle whites can help create a chilly atmosphere. It is a perfect page for winter-themed coloring fun.
19. Thinking Owl With Tilted Head Coloring Page
An owl leans its head to the side as if pondering something important. Kids can play with expressive eye colors to match its thoughtful mood. The simple pose encourages imaginative storytelling.
20. Playful Big-Eyed Owl Coloring Page
A lively owl with huge eyes and a fluffy body glances forward as if ready for a game. Children might enjoy bold tones on the feathers to match its energy. The open background welcomes extra doodles.
21. Very Fluffy Owl Coloring Drawing
A small owl with an ultra-fluffy body and tiny beak sits quietly, almost like a puffball. Gentle shading helps bring out the layered feathers. It is relaxing to color for both kids and adults.
22. Easy Owl Coloring Page
A simple outline of an owl offers a no-stress coloring experience. Young artists can explore basic color combinations without worrying about detail. The clean design also invites background decorations.
23. Realistic Little Owl on Branch Printable
A small, realistic owl perches neatly on a branch, waiting for color to bring out its natural patterns. Kids can experiment with browns, blacks, and grays for authenticity. The realistic pose teaches observation and careful shading.
24. Owl With Fluffy Chest and Feathered Horns Coloring Page
A little owl shows off its thick chest feathers and tall horned tufts. Adults or older kids can enjoy adding detail to each feather. Pairing warm earth tones with subtle highlights works nicely.
25. Curious Owl With Thick Fluffy Feathers Printable
A curious owl tilts its head slightly, surrounded by layers of soft, thick feathers. Artists can explore gradual transitions of color to show texture. The thoughtful pose gives the page a gentle charm.
26. Intellectual Owl Raising One Eyebrow Coloring Page
An owl gives a clever expression by lifting a single eyebrow, as if analyzing something. Kids can have fun choosing colors that match its wise look. The face is full of personality and great for expressive coloring.
27. Puffing and Winking Cartoony Owl Coloring Page
This cartoon owl puffs out its chest proudly while giving a playful wink. Bright colors work well for a silly mood. Kids might add motion lines or tiny hearts around it for fun.
28. Cartoon Owl Sipping Coffee Printable Card
A wide-eyed owl enjoys a warm cup of coffee, looking sleepy or surprised. Kids can color the mug, steam, and feathers in cozy shades. It makes a charming mini-card for sharing.
29. Owl With Enormous Eyes and Swirly Feather Tuft
An owl with gigantic eyes and a small swirl of feather fluff on top sits ready to be colored. Children can play with bright tones to make the swirl pop. The big eyes give it a friendly, whimsical feel.
30. Owl Drinking Coffee and Reading Newspaper Coloring Page
An owl relaxes with a cup of coffee or tea while reading the morning news. Soft browns and muted tones fit nicely with the calm scene. Kids can imagine what stories the owl is reading as they color.
After You Color Your Owl Coloring Pages
- Create a mini field guide: Label each owl with fun facts (nocturnal, silent flight, keen vision) and staple into a booklet.
- Try nature-inspired techniques: Use light pencil shading for downy feathers, short marker strokes for texture, and white gel pen dots for moonlit highlights.
- Make wall art: Mount finished pages on kraft paper or cardstock; add leaf rubbings for a woodland frame.
- STEM tie-in: Compare wing shapes, discuss habitats, or track “night vs. day” animals on a simple chart.
- Story starters: Name your owl and write a short tale about a moonlit adventure, a snowy migration, or a forest mystery.
- Reuse smartly: Laminate favorites as placemats, bookmarks, or binder covers for an owl-themed study setup.