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Striped Numbat on a Fallen Log Coloring Page

A striped numbat stands on a fallen log amid tall tree trunks, hanging leaves, shrubs, and grasses. Its long bushy tail rises behind its narrow face, upright ears, and banded back.

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

Color choices

Striped numbat: begin with warm browns or sandy gold across the body, leaving the back stripes cream for contrast. Color the large tail with related shades, then use a darker tone along its inner markings. Try muted greens for the grasses, shrubs, and hanging leaves. Finish the fallen log and tree trunks with tan, gray, and deep brown accents.

Woodland Stripe Pattern

Use a repeating color sequence across the numbat’s back stripes. Echo those shades in the bark markings and scattered leaves.

Before you print

Striped Numbat on a Fallen Log Coloring Page has about 102 separate areas to color, a medium level of detail. Crayons work for the larger shapes, and colored pencils or fine markers help in the smaller spaces.

The PDF fills one US Letter page. On A4 paper, choose “Fit to page” so the frame stays inside the margins, and print one test copy before making a class set.

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