Duck Coloring Pages
Twenty free duck coloring pages — a fluffy duckling, a mother duck leading her babies across the pond, a mallard drake among the reeds, rubber ducks in the bath, a duckling hatching out of its shell, and detailed lotus pond and mandala pages for older colourists.
Every page is a scene rather than a bird on an empty sheet, so there is something to colour in the foreground, the middle and the distance.
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Free Duck Coloring Pages
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Cute Baby Duckling
A fluffy baby duckling standing on grass with a big flower and two pebbles at its webbed feet.
Download PDF A4 PNGRubber Duck in the Bath
A big rubber duck floating in a bathtub under twelve round soap bubbles.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuckling in an Eggshell
A newly hatched duckling sitting in a cracked shell with the top half tipped on its head.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuckling with an Umbrella
A duckling in rain boots holding an umbrella, with teardrop rain and rippled puddles.
Download PDF A4 PNGSmiling Duck on the Pond
A cheerful duck floating on the pond beside a lily pad and three cattails.
Download PDF A4 PNGMother Duck and Her Ducklings
A mother duck swimming with her ducklings following in a line, each leaving a ripple.
Download PDF A4 PNGDucklings in a Basket
Three ducklings peeking over the rim of a woven basket with a ribbon bow on the handle.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuckling and the Frog
A duckling on the bank meeting a spotted frog sitting on a lily pad, dragonfly above.
Download PDF A4 PNGMallard Duck by the Reeds
A mallard drake at the water's edge with a neck ring, feather scallops and a tail curl.
Download PDF A4 PNGDucks at the Farmyard
Three ducks by a tipped feed bucket, with a fence, a barn and a tree behind them.
Download PDF A4 PNGRubber Ducks in a Row
Five rubber ducks along a bath rim — a bow, spots, stripes, a sailor hat and sunglasses.
Download PDF A4 PNGDucks Flying over the Lake
Three ducks in flight with spread feathered wings above a lake and a rayed sun.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuck in a Winter Scarf
A duck in a striped scarf and bobble hat by a frozen pond, with nine snowflakes falling.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuck in the Sunflower Patch
A duck looking up at four tall sunflowers with seed-ring centres, two bees between them.
Download PDF A4 PNGMallard Drake in Detail
A mallard drake in profile, his plumage mapped into rows of outlined feather shapes.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuck Among the Lotus Flowers
A duck swimming through a lotus pond of lily pads, open blooms and three dragonflies.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuck Pond in Spring
A busy spring pond — a duck family, a blossom tree, reeds, cattails and drifting petals.
Download PDF A4 PNGRubber Duck Collection
Nine rubber ducks in three rows, each patterned differently, with bubbles between them.
Download PDF A4 PNGPatterned Duck
A duck divided into panels, each filled with a different zentangle pattern.
Download PDF A4 PNGDuck Mandala
Ducks, cattails, feathers and lily pads arranged in rings of radial symmetry.
Download PDF A4 PNGScenes, not specimens
Most duck coloring pages are a duck outline in the middle of a blank page. These are built in three depths instead: something small and near along the bottom — stones, lily pads, petals, spilled corn — the duck in the middle doing something, and a simple distance behind it of reeds, a barn or a line of treetops. There is more to fill in, and it holds a child a good deal longer.
Ducklings get their own pages
Far more people look for ducklings than for ducks, so they are not an afterthought here. There is a single fluffy duckling for the youngest colourists, one hatching out of a cracked egg, one sheltering under an umbrella in the rain, three peeking out of a woven basket, one meeting a frog on a lily pad, and a mother duck with her brood strung out behind her.
Rubber ducks too
A rubber duck is a different animal from a mallard, so it gets its own three pages: one big duck in a bubble bath, five in a row along the tub rim, and a collection of nine, each patterned differently — spots, stripes, stars, a sailor hat, sunglasses.
Nothing is filled in black
A mallard drake has a dark glossy head and an orange beak and feet, and most printable pages copy that — which quietly removes the parts a child would most enjoy colouring. Here the head, the chest, the beak and the webbed feet are all drawn as hollow outlines, and the feathers are rows of shapes rather than dark masses. The only solid black on any page is the pupil of an eye, because that is how a coloring book draws a friendly face.
Easy through to detailed
The five easy pages have thick outlines and large open areas that suit a fat crayon and a four-year-old. The nine middle pages — the farmyard, the reeds, the rain, the sunflowers, the flight over the lake — have enough going on to hold a school-age child for half an hour. The six detailed pages, including the feathered mallard, the lotus pond and the duck mandala, will take an adult most of an evening.
Print the whole set at once
The button at the top bundles all twenty into a single download, so you can print the lot the night before rather than picking through them one at a time. Every page is a vector PDF at 300 DPI in both US Letter and A4, so it stays sharp however far you zoom in.
Frequently asked questions
Are these duck coloring pages free?
Yes — every page is a free PDF with no signup, no email and no watermark on the artwork.
Which pages suit a young child?
The baby duckling, the rubber duck in the bath, the duckling hatching from its egg, the duckling with an umbrella and the duck on the pond all have thick outlines and large open areas.
Do you have duckling coloring pages?
Six of the twenty are ducklings: one on its own, one hatching, one in the rain, three in a basket, one meeting a frog, and a mother duck with her brood behind her.
Is there a rubber duck page?
Three — one big rubber duck in a bubble bath, five along a tub rim, and a sheet of nine patterned ones.
Is there a realistic duck for older colourists?
Yes. The mallard drake among the reeds and the detailed feathered mallard both show proper wing and chest feathering, drawn as outlined shapes to colour one by one.
Can I print these for a classroom?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for a class, a party or a church group. Please do not resell the files or host them elsewhere.
What paper size are they?
Every page comes in both US Letter and A4, so it prints properly on either.