Plum-headed Parakeet Coloring Pages

Here's another cute Birdorable bird for you to color: the Plum-headed Parakeet. This beautiful parrot is endemic to the Indian subcontinent. Click the following link to download a PDF and print the page for some cute bird coloring fun:

Important: These downloads will be available until 31 October 2009. Check here for more cute Birdorable coloring pages.

To see the actual colors of this bird visit the Plum-headed Parakeet page. There are two pages for the male and female, which are both a little different.

Birdorable Plum-headed Parakeets coloring page

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