New Coloring Pages: Andean Condor and Sandhill Crane

Here are two new Birdorable coloring pages for some cute coloring fun! They are the Andean Condor and Sandhill Crane, two new birds from our Birdorable Bonanza. Go to Coloring Pages to download these two new PDFs and check the Meet the Birds page to check the colors.

Birdorable Coloring Pages: Andean Condor and Sandhill Crane

These downloads will be available until 31 August 2010. Check here for more coloring pages. Subscribe to the Birdorable Blog by RSS feed or by email to get notified when new downloads like this are added.

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