Color the monarch butterfly

Fill the wing panels between the veins in orange, then color the spots along the edge.

Getting your drawing ready…

Dress up

Put something on, then color it too.

Colors

Finish

Tap to fill a shape. To use a color again, hold your finger on a shape already using it, or choose Pick. With a keyboard, use the arrow keys to select a shape. Enter fills it, I picks its color.

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About this monarch butterfly coloring page

A monarch butterfly seen from above with all four wings spread, each one split by bold veins into long panels. A dark border with a row of white spots runs around every wing, and two clubbed antennae rise from its furry body.

A real monarch is bright orange, with black veins and a black border dotted in white. Use two oranges, a deeper one near the body and a lighter one toward the tips, to make the wings glow.

Alive, it flits among the white orchids and now and then settles on one. Once you finish, set it free and it will live in The Glasshouse with drawings colored by others.

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Monarch butterfly coloring page: a monarch butterfly with its wings spread, ready to color — Print this drawing Fits A4 and Letter paper. Color it with crayons or markers, then take a photo and it comes alive with your colors.