Blue Morpho Butterflies

Choose blue morpho coloring pages with broad open wings or folded wings covered in ring patterns. The collection ranges from a single butterfly above two leaves to fruit trays, streams, waterfalls, a glasshouse and a leafy wreath. For larger coloring areas, start with the open-wing portrait; for finer work, compare the bark, fern leaves, window frames and forest backgrounds. Download and print a page, then choose your own wing and background colors.

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A blue morpho spreads its broad wings above curling banana leaves and a hanging bunch of fruit.

Blue Morpho above Banana Leaves

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A blue morpho rests beside banana slices and papaya on a wooden tray, showing the ringed spots on its closed wings.

Blue Morpho at a Fruit Tray

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Open-winged butterfly with scalloped edges and oval spots above two heart-shaped leaves.

Blue Morpho Butterfly with Open Wings

easy

A blue morpho opens its wings among sweeping bromeliad leaves, a tall flower spike and a curled fern.

Blue Morpho among Bromeliad Leaves

medium

A blue morpho opens its wings above a branch of ridged cacao pods, broad leaves and an open pod showing seeds.

Blue Morpho and Cacao Pods

medium

A blue morpho flies over a large round lily pad dotted with droplets, beside a water-lily flower.

Blue Morpho above a Giant Lily Pad

medium

Open-winged butterfly among broad leaves, two flowers and three buds.

Blue Morpho Butterfly beside Orchids

medium

Two open-winged butterflies beside a rocky stream, a small cascade, broad leaves and hanging vines.

Blue Morpho Butterflies above a Rainforest Stream

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Two open-winged butterflies before a tall stepped waterfall, surrounded by trees, ferns, flowers and vines.

Blue Morpho Butterflies by a Rainforest Waterfall

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A blue morpho clings to a textured tree trunk, its closed wings showing ringed spots beside trailing leaves.

Blue Morpho on a Tree Trunk

detailed

Three open-winged butterflies around a wreath of split leaves, flowers and buds, with a small leafy sprig in the center.

Blue Morpho Butterflies in a Tropical Leaf Wreath

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A blue morpho rests with closed wings on a curved vine above ferns, stones and mushrooms growing on a log.

Blue Morpho on a Rainforest Vine

detailed

Open panels or rings on folded wings?

Compare the two wing views before choosing your morpho.

A blue morpho rests beside banana slices and papaya on a wooden tray, showing the ringed spots on its closed wings.

Folded wings at fruit

Concentric rings cover the visible wings beside fruit slices and a wooden tray. Choose this for circles, leaf detail and wood grain.

Blue Morpho at a Fruit Tray →

Open-winged butterfly with scalloped edges and oval spots above two heart-shaped leaves.

Spread wings

Wide panels and small edge spots sit above two broad leaves. Choose this for matching left and right colors.

Blue Morpho Butterfly with Open Wings →

Follow eight ringed spots

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

A blue morpho rests beside banana slices and papaya on a wooden tray, showing the ringed spots on its closed wings.

Original coloring page: Blue Morpho at a Fruit Tray →

Digital example of a butterfly with tan folded wings, eight golden ringed spots and a dark brown body beside uncolored fruit, a tray and foliage. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Tan folded wings
2. Golden circular spots
3. Dark brown body and fine limbs

Color both visible wings tan, including the narrow wavy edge bands. Work around the eight circular spots and keep every vein visible.
Fill all eight circular spots golden yellow, including their centers. Preserve the black concentric rings: three spots on the upper wing and five on the lower wing.
Color the body, head around the eye, legs, antennae and curved feeding tube dark brown. Leave the eye's white areas, fruit, tray and all plants uncolored.

Count three upper and five lower spots, then trace each set of rings. The tan wings and golden circles should remain distinct; this is a palette for this drawing, not an identification guide.

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