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Nocturnal Animals Coloring Pages: Owls, Raccoons, Hedgehogs and Foxes
These 13 nocturnal animals coloring pages show creatures that are busy at night or at dusk. An owl with huge round eyes grips a leafy branch, and a second sits snug in a woven nest. One raccoon peeks out of a hollow log and another out of a tent. A hedgehog balances an apple on its spiky back, a baby hedgehog sits in the grass, a badger shows its striped face and a skunk lifts its fluffy tail. A wolf pup howls at the full moon, a fox naps curled in a ball and a fennec fox shows off enormous ears. A firefly and a fluffy moth add night insects. Owl and Howling Wolf Pup are free to print here; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
13 nocturnal animal pictures 6 easy for the youngest
- OwlMedium · free to print

- Howling Wolf PupMedium · free to print

- Owl in NestDetailed · Forest land

- Raccoon in a LogMedium · Forest land

- Peeking RaccoonMedium · Camping land

- Hedgehog with AppleEasy · Forest land

- Baby HedgehogEasy · Baby Animals land

- BadgerEasy · Forest land

- SkunkMedium · Forest land

- FireflyMedium · Bugs land

- Fluffy MothEasy · Bugs land

- Sleepy FoxEasy · Forest land

- Fennec FoxEasy · Desert land

Ideas for home and the classroom
- Color the background dark blue or purple and add a yellow moon and stars to turn any page into a night scene.
- Talk about why owls have such big eyes and fennec foxes such big ears.
- Sort the pages into animals with fur, animals with feathers and insects.
Nocturnal animals coloring pages: questions
Which nocturnal animals coloring pages are free to print?
2 are free to print, for personal, home and classroom use: Owl and Howling Wolf Pup. Owl is also in the free 47-page PDF. The other pages are colored in the Gullu app.
Which nocturnal animal pages are easy for toddlers?
Many are. Both hedgehogs, the badger, the moth, the sleepy fox and the fennec fox are easy, with large open shapes. The owl on a branch, both raccoons, the wolf pup and the firefly are medium. The owl in a nest is detailed, with feathers, twigs and leaves.
Is there a raccoon coloring page?
Yes, two. One raccoon peeks out from inside a hollow log, and the other peeks out of a tent to see who is visiting. Both are medium pages, with the masked face as the fun part.

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