Free Swellow coloring pages (easy Swellow drawing) to print

In the second, it rests on a branch at an angle, opening one wing to reveal several long feathers. Notice where the wing edges meet the chest and feet before filling the shapes. Deep blue along the back, white on the belly, and red around the face recall its usual colors. You could also use two shades of blue to separate the longer feathers from the smaller ones.

Start with the broad areas, then color the branch and claws carefully so their outlines remain clear. A faint horizon can suggest the sky without drawing attention away from the bird. The two poses also make a good pair for comparing feather patterns.