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Parrots are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, with the greatest variety living in South America, Central America, and Australia. There are roughly 400 species of parrots, ranging from tiny parrotlets to large macaws. Their strong curved beaks can crack open hard nuts and seeds, and their zygodactyl feet — two toes pointing forward and two back — help them grip branches and climb with ease.
Coloring ideas: parrots can be almost any bright color, so this is a great chance to experiment. Try scarlet red and blue wings, or go for vivid green with a yellow chest. Color the monstera leaves in different shades of green and give the hibiscus flower bright pink or orange petals with a yellow center.
Tip for younger kids: color the biggest shapes first — the body, then the big leaves — before moving to the small feather details. Older kids can use a fine-tipped marker to add tiny lines inside each feather for extra texture.
