Free Printable Peacock Coloring Pages

Choose peacocks displaying their feather fans, walking through gardens and resting on branches. Short-tailed peahens and fluffy peachicks bring different shapes to this collection.

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A friendly peacock faces forward with a fan of broad feathers and large eye-shaped markings.

Peacock with a Simple Fan

easy

A peacock stands in side view with folded wings and a long eye-marked train trailing behind.

Peacock with a Closed Train

medium

A peacock steps along a garden path between flowers, with its long train flowing behind.

Peacock on a Garden Path

medium

A peacock displays its broad feather fan at an angle, revealing rows of outlined eyespots.

Peacock Fan from the Side

detailed

A peacock bends its neck back to preen a folded wing, with its closed train behind.

Peacock Preening Its Wing

medium

A peacock grips a leafy branch with both feet while its long train hangs toward the grass.

Peacock on a Low Branch

medium

A peacock stands on a low stone wall, with its long train draped over the edge.

Peacock on a Stone Wall

medium

A peacock spreads its train beside an open wooden garden gate and leafy plants.

Peacock at the Garden Gate

detailed

A short-tailed peahen stands in the grass with a small crest and layered wing feathers.

Peahen in the Grass

easy

A fluffy peachick stands beside one fallen leaf, with a tiny tail and wide eyes.

Peachick beside a Leaf

easy

A peahen walks ahead of two small chicks across grass and fallen leaves.

Peahen with Two Chicks

medium

A long-trained peacock and a short-tailed peahen face each other in a grassy clearing.

Peacock and Peahen in a Clearing

medium

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Try the broad shapes of the simple fan or lone chick first. The angled display, flower garden and woodland clearing offer more feathers and scenery to color.

Try it together

Compare the male’s long ornamental train with the peahen’s short tail. Find the repeated eye-shaped markings, then make your own color sequence across the fan.

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