Birdorable Halloween Coloring Pages

October 4, 2010 in Holidays, Free Downloads, Halloween, Vultures, Fun Stuff and Coloring Pages – Be the first to comment

It's time to bundle up, sip some cider, and watch the leaves turn color. October has begun and that means Halloween will be here soon! Are you ready for some scary fun? We've made new Halloween coloring pages available via our Fun Freebies. They are the California Condor, Indian Vulture, Scarlet Macaw & Cockatiel, and King Vulture:

Birdorable Halloween Coloring Pages: Cape Vulture and Rock Pigeon

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