
Bold & easy coloring book
Backyard Birding
A Bold & Easy Coloring Book for Adults
Forty North American backyard birds to color, from cardinals to blue jays, each facing a Did You Know? bird fact. Bold, large print and easy on tired eyes.
The PDF is the same 40 pages, downloaded right here the moment you pay, so you can print any page at home. The paperback ships from Amazon.
The PDF is for home and family use, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Printing for a group or facility? See group licenses.
Download a free sample page first- Style
- Bold & easy. Thick outlines, large open shapes, one design per page.
- Inside
- 40 North American Birds, Each Facing a Bird Fact
- Pages
- One bird per page; the back of each design holds facts, never another design
- Size
- 8.5" x 8.5" Square
- Made for
- Adults, Seniors & Birdwatchers
- ISBN
- 9798251367072
- Process
- Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made
About the book
What's inside
Forty birds you might see from a kitchen window, starting with the northern cardinal, the blue jay and the American robin. Each one is drawn large, perched on a branch in thick bold outlines with wide open shapes, so the page is easy to see and easy to color. Facing every bird is a short Did You Know? fact about it, such as why a blue jay is not really blue, which turns the book into something to talk about as well as color. The book is 8.5 inches square. No design is ever printed on the back of another, so markers can only ever bleed onto a facts page. It suits birdwatchers, seniors, beginners and anyone who keeps a feeder full, and it makes an easy gift for the bird lover who already has every field guide.
A closer look
One page, start to finish

Sample pages
Take a peek inside



Blank, then colored
The same page, brought to life.
Every shape is open and wide. Fill it with markers, pencils or gel pens, as gently or as boldly as you like.


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