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Echidna Searching for Ants Coloring Page

An echidna lowers its long snout toward ants crawling over a mound. Dense spines, curved claws, leafy plants, fallen logs, blossoms and distant rocks fill the bush setting.

Detail level
Medium
Best for
Kids & adults
Paper
Letter / A4

Color choices

Echidna: choose warm browns, sandy gold, or muted gray for the spines and body. Color the long snout, sturdy claws, and eye next, using darker shades for clear contrast. Give the ant mound earthy ochre tones and make the ants charcoal. Finish the leaves, grasses, blossoms, logs, and distant rocks with layered greens and natural accents.

Spine Pattern Plan

Color the spines in a repeating sequence of light and dark shades. Continue the same sequence across the echidna’s back for a connected pattern.

Before you print

With about 182 areas to color, Echidna Searching for Ants Coloring Page sits at a medium level of detail. Use crayons for the big shapes and switch to pencils for the narrow parts.

Download the PDF and print it on US Letter. For A4, select “Fit to page” in the print dialog; a single test print shows whether your printer keeps the thin outer frame.

This picture is also in the Australian Animals Coloring Pack, one PDF with 12 pictures and a cover page for printing a set in one go.

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