These 25 free parrot coloring pages for kids follow Pip the Parrot through one rainforest day, from his first morning to a big celebration with his Mama. Every page is free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Meet Pip the Parrot: a little parrot with a bright green body, a sunny yellow belly, red wing feathers, royal blue tail feathers, and an orange curved beak. His big round eyes each have two white highlight dots, and a soft fluffy crest sits on top of his head. As you color through the pages, watch him grow: he starts as a little Chick, grows into a Young parrot, and ends the day as a tall Big Pip.
Pick a page below to jump straight to it, or scroll through the whole story in order. You do not need a printer to enjoy these pages: tap Color Online under any picture to color it on your screen.
Choose your favorite Pip the Parrot coloring page
Find a page fast: pick a story moment, check its stage and difficulty, then tap the title to jump to it.
| Page | Story moment | Stage | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. First Day in the Rainforest | Pip wakes up on his first rainforest morning. | Chick | Simple |
| 2. Peeking from the Big Leaves | Pip peeks from behind the big green leaves. | Chick | Simple |
| 3. Chasing a Butterfly | Pip chases a fluttering blue butterfly. | Chick | Simple |
| 4. Nap on a Branch | Pip naps on a shady jungle branch. | Chick | Simple |
| 5. Splashing in a Puddle | Pip splashes happily in a jungle puddle. | Chick | Simple |
| 6. Swinging on a Vine | Pip swings gently on a leafy green vine. | Chick | Simple |
| 7. Sniffing a Jungle Flower | Pip sniffs a sweet-smelling jungle flower. | Chick | Simple |
| 8. Climbing a Low Branch | Pip climbs up onto a low mossy branch. | Chick | Simple |
| 9. First Flight | Pip takes his very first jungle flight. | Young | Medium |
| 10. Crossing a Vine Bridge | Pip crosses a wobbly vine bridge. | Young | Medium |
| 11. Watching Fireflies at Dusk | Pip watches tiny fireflies light the dusk. | Young | Medium |
| 12. Drinking by the Stream | Pip drinks beside the cool jungle stream. | Young | Medium |
| 13. Flying with Mama | Pip flies proudly beside his Mama. | Young | Medium |
| 14. Hide-and-Seek Among the Ferns | Pip plays hide-and-seek among the ferns. | Young | Detailed |
| 15. Bathing in the River | Pip bathes in the warm shallow river. | Young | Medium |
| 16. Meeting a Toucan Friend | Pip meets a chatty green toucan friend. | Young | Medium |
| 17. Swinging Through the Vines | Pip swings fast through the jungle vines. | Young | Medium |
| 18. Standing Tall on the Jungle Rock | Pip stands tall on the jungle rock. | Big | Medium |
| 19. Counting Six Cherries | Pip counts six cherries on the branch. | Big | Medium |
| 20. Standing Proud on Sunrise Rock | Pip stands proud on Sunrise Rock. | Big | Medium |
| 21. Counting Five Feathers | Pip counts five feathers in the air. | Big | Medium |
| 22. Crossing the Rope Bridge | Pip crosses the swaying rope bridge. | Big | Medium |
| 23. Counting Four Papayas | Pip counts four papayas on the grass. | Big | Medium |
| 24. Starry Night Count | Pip counts six stars in the night sky. | Big | Medium |
| 25. Rainforest Celebration with Mama | Pip celebrates with Mama under the trees. | Big | Medium |
How to use these parrot coloring pages
Jump to a stage: Chick (pages 1–8) · Young (9–17) · Big (18–25)
Choose a picture below, then tap Download to print it or Color Online to color it in your browser. Each page carries one line of Pip’s story, so reading the lines in order tells the whole tale.
Simple pages have large open shapes and few details. Medium pages have more objects and smaller spaces. Detailed pages are the busiest, with many small shapes.
Chick Pip (Pages 1–8): The First Rainforest Morning
Chick Pip is the smallest Pip. These first eight pages are his first rainforest morning: waking up, peeking from the leaves, chasing a butterfly, napping on a branch, splashing in a puddle, swinging on a vine, sniffing a flower, and climbing a low branch.
1. First Day in the Rainforest
“Pip wakes up on his first rainforest morning.” Chick Pip sits on a branch between two big monstera leaves, with two small flowers nearby.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes, few separate areas). Try this: Color Pip’s belly sunny yellow and his body bright green, like the real Pip.
2. Peeking from the Big Leaves
“Pip peeks from behind the big green leaves.” Chick Pip peeks out from behind two big monstera leaves, with one small flower growing below.
Difficulty: Simple (one big bird, two big leaves). Try this: Color the leaves two different greens and leave Pip’s cheeks white.
3. Chasing a Butterfly
“Pip chases a fluttering blue butterfly.” Chick Pip hops with his wings spread, chasing one blue butterfly past a hibiscus flower and big leaves.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes, open background). Try this: Give the butterfly a bright blue to match Pip’s tail feathers.
4. Nap on a Branch
“Pip naps on a shady jungle branch.” Chick Pip sleeps on a shady branch with his eyes closed and one foot tucked up, monstera leaves around him.
Difficulty: Simple (one resting bird, few shapes). Try this: Color the branch brown and the leaves a soft green, quiet colors for a nap.
5. Splashing in a Puddle
“Pip splashes happily in a jungle puddle.” Chick Pip splashes in a jungle puddle with his wings out, three droplets flying in the air above him.
Difficulty: Simple (big bird, big puddle, few shapes). Try this: Color the puddle light blue and count the three droplets in the air.
6. Swinging on a Vine
“Pip swings gently on a leafy green vine.” Chick Pip sits on a curving vine with two leaves and one small flower at its end.
Difficulty: Simple (one bird, one curving vine). Try this: Color the vine green and the little flower pink.
7. Sniffing a Jungle Flower
“Pip sniffs a sweet-smelling jungle flower.” Chick Pip leans toward a big hibiscus flower, his beak close to its stamen, with leaves below.
Difficulty: Simple (two big shapes: bird and flower). Try this: Color the hibiscus a bright pink and Pip’s crest a sunny yellow.
8. Climbing a Low Branch
“Pip climbs up onto a low mossy branch.” Chick Pip climbs a low mossy branch with one foot lifted, his wings slightly out, monstera leaves and a hibiscus around him.
Difficulty: Simple (big bird, big branch, big leaves). Try this: Color the moss on the branch light green and the hibiscus red.
Young Pip (Pages 9–17): Adventures in the Jungle
Young Pip is a little bigger now, with a longer tail and a fuller crest. These nine pages take him further into the jungle: his first flight, a vine bridge, fireflies at dusk, the stream, flying with Mama, hide-and-seek in the ferns, a river bath, a toucan friend, and swinging fast through the vines.
9. First Flight
“Pip takes his very first jungle flight.” Young Pip flies over the monstera leaves with his wings spread wide, one cloud above him and two flowers below.
Difficulty: Medium (spread wings and fanned tail feathers add separate spaces). Try this: Color Pip’s wing feathers red and his tail feathers royal blue.
10. Crossing a Vine Bridge
“Pip crosses a wobbly vine bridge.” Young Pip walks across a bridge of two vines and four wooden planks, his wings out for balance.
Difficulty: Medium (bridge planks and vines add separate shapes). Try this: Count the four planks as you color each one a different brown.
11. Watching Fireflies at Dusk
“Pip watches tiny fireflies light the dusk.” Young Pip sits on a branch and watches five fireflies, each with a little lantern body, light up the dusk around him.
Difficulty: Medium (five small fireflies among the leaves). Try this: Color each firefly’s lantern a glowing yellow.
12. Drinking by the Stream
“Pip drinks beside the cool jungle stream.” Young Pip stands on a rock at the stream and bends his head down to drink, with monstera leaves, a flower and two stones around him.
Difficulty: Medium (rock, water waves and leaves around Pip). Try this: Color the stream blue and the two stones gray.
13. Flying with Mama
“Pip flies proudly beside his Mama.” Young Pip flies beside his Mama, who is bigger, with longer eyelashes, a fuller crest and a longer tail, under one cloud.
Difficulty: Medium (two birds with spread wings). Try this: Color Mama’s tail the longest blue and Pip’s tail a shorter blue.
14. Hide-and-Seek Among the Ferns
“Pip plays hide-and-seek among the ferns.” Young Pip stands between three tall fern fronds, hiding in plain sight among their many small leaflets.
Difficulty: Detailed (the fern fronds are many small leaflets to color). Try this: Color the ferns dark green and Pip’s body bright green so he hides in plain sight.
15. Bathing in the River
“Pip bathes in the warm shallow river.” Young Pip stands in the shallow river with his wings spread wide, droplets flying in the air around him.
Difficulty: Medium (spread wings, water ripples and droplets). Try this: Color the river light blue and the droplets a darker blue.
16. Meeting a Toucan Friend
“Pip meets a chatty green toucan friend.” Young Pip sits on a branch face to face with a green toucan friend, who has a big curved beak, on the branch across from him.
Difficulty: Medium (two birds, two branches). Try this: Color the toucan’s big beak orange and Pip’s beak the same orange.
17. Swinging Through the Vines
“Pip swings fast through the jungle vines.” Young Pip swings through the jungle vines with his wings spread wide, vines curving around him.
Difficulty: Medium (spread wings and curving vines). Try this: Color the vines green and the flower at the top pink.
Big Pip (Pages 18–25): Standing Tall and the Big Celebration
Big Pip is the biggest Pip, with the fullest crest and the longest tail feathers. These last eight pages are his proudest adventures: standing tall on a rock, counting cherries, standing proud on Sunrise Rock, counting feathers, crossing a rope bridge, counting papayas, counting stars, and the big celebration with Mama.
18. Standing Tall on the Jungle Rock
“Pip stands tall on the jungle rock.” Big Pip stands tall on a jungle rock, his crest at its fullest and his tail feathers at their longest, with a palm frond and monstera leaves around him.
Difficulty: Medium (big bird with a full crest and long tail). Try this: Compare Pip here with page 1: his crest is fuller and his tail is longer.
19. Counting Six Cherries
“Pip counts six cherries on the branch.” Big Pip sits on a branch beside six cherries hanging from a twig, with a monstera leaf above and a flower below.
Difficulty: Medium (six separate cherries to count and color). Try this: Point to each cherry and count one to six as you color them red.
20. Standing Proud on Sunrise Rock
“Pip stands proud on Sunrise Rock.” Big Pip stands proud on Sunrise Rock under a bright sun, with monstera leaves and a flower around him.
Difficulty: Medium (big bird, rocks and sun). Try this: Color the sun a bright yellow and the rocks gray.
21. Counting Five Feathers
“Pip counts five feathers in the air.” Big Pip sits on a branch while five loose feathers float in the air around him, with a palm frond above and a hibiscus below.
Difficulty: Medium (five separate feathers to count and color). Try this: Color each feather a different color and count them as you go.
22. Crossing the Rope Bridge
“Pip crosses the swaying rope bridge.” Big Pip walks across a swaying rope bridge of planks and ropes, his wings out for balance, with monstera leaves and a hibiscus below.
Difficulty: Medium (planks, ropes and knots add separate shapes). Try this: Color the ropes brown and each plank a different shade of brown.
23. Counting Four Papayas
“Pip counts four papayas on the grass.” Big Pip stands on the grass beside four papayas in a neat row, with monstera leaves, a flower and grass tufts around him.
Difficulty: Medium (four separate papayas to count and color). Try this: Color the papayas green on the outside and orange inside the stems.
24. Starry Night Count
“Pip counts six stars in the night sky.” Big Pip sits on a branch under six stars and a crescent moon, with monstera leaves and a hibiscus below.
Difficulty: Medium (six stars and a crescent moon around Pip). Try this: Color the stars yellow and the crescent moon pale yellow, then count the stars.
25. Rainforest Celebration with Mama
“Pip celebrates with Mama under the trees.” Big Pip and his Mama celebrate together on a branch under three bunting flags, with monstera leaves and flowers around them, and one tiny butterfly hiding in the white space below.
Difficulty: Medium (two birds and three bunting flags). Try this: Color the three bunting flags red, yellow and blue, then find the tiny butterfly.
How to download, print, or color online
Download: tap the Download button under any picture to save the clean image file, then print it from your device on plain paper.
Color Online: tap the Color Online button under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. Pick a color, then tap inside a shape to fill it. The black outlines stay put, and you do not need a printer at all.
Both options are free, and neither one needs a sign-up.
Pip’s colors
Pip looks the same on every page, and his colors stay the same too:
- Bright green body and head.
- Sunny yellow belly and chest.
- Red wing feathers.
- Royal blue tail feathers.
- Orange curved beak.
- Big round eyes with two white highlight dots each.
- Soft fluffy crest tuft and a gentle closed smile.
Those are Pip’s colors in the book. Your child can follow them, or choose any colors they like. Pip grows through the book, but only his size, tail length, crest fullness and wing span change.
Parrot fun facts for curious kids
- Parrots can copy human words. Some are among the best mimics in the animal world.
- A group of parrots is called a pandemonium.
- Parrots use their strong curved beaks to crack nuts and seeds.
- Some parrots, like macaws, can live 50 years or more.
- Parrots hold food with their feet, almost like hands.
- Most parrots live in warm, tropical rainforests.
Creative ways to enjoy Pip’s parrot coloring story
- Read and color: read each page’s story line aloud before coloring its picture.
- Watch Pip grow: compare Pip on page 1 with Big Pip on page 18. Same parrot, much bigger, with a fuller crest and a longer tail.
- Count the details: count the six cherries on page 19, the five feathers on page 21, the four papayas on page 23, and the six stars on page 24.
- Choose a color palette: give Pip’s whole rainforest day one color theme, from his green body to the jungle flowers.
- Tell the story back: ask your child to retell Pip’s day using the finished pages.
Talk about feelings while you color
Pip feels sleepy on his nap page, brave on his first flight, and proud on Sunrise Rock. While you color, ask: when do you feel brave? What makes you feel proud? What helps you feel sleepy at bedtime? It is a good conversation starter for little ones.
Parrot coloring pages: questions
Are these parrot coloring pages free?
Yes. All 25 pages are free to download or color online, with no sign-up needed.
Do I need to sign up to download a page?
No. Tap Download under any picture to save the clean image file. No account, no email.
Can I color the pages online?
Yes. Tap Color Online under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. No printer needed.
Do I need a printer?
No. Every page can be colored online. If you do want to print, download the image and print it from your device.
What ages are these pages for?
Ages 3 to 8. Simple pages suit the youngest colorers, and Medium and Detailed pages give older kids more to color.
Do I have to follow Pip’s story in order?
You can, and it is the best way to enjoy the story, but every page also works on its own. Pick a favorite and start there.
Which pages include counting?
Four pages: page 19 has six cherries, page 21 has five feathers, page 23 has four papayas, and page 24 has six stars. Point to each one and count out loud as you color it.
More wild animals books to color
Pip is the first book in our wild animals collection. See the wild animals coloring pages for the whole set as it grows, with more wild friends on the way.
