Hummingbird and Trumpet Flower Stained Glass Panel Coloring Page

A hummingbird hangs in mid air on the left of this panel with its long bill extended out past a wide bloom, close enough to be about to feed but not yet touching it. One wing throws up and back over the bird in layered feather cells, the throat is drawn as a patch of small overlapping scales, and five long tail blades trail down to the lower left. The flower opens flat into five broad petals around a dark cluster of stamens, with one bud beneath it and two long leaves. A half round fan of ray cells arcs behind the bird, and large brick panes fill the rest. Cells are big and the outlines heavy, so markers suit this page and it finishes in about twenty five minutes. Split the bird the way a real ruby throated hummingbird is split, emerald across the back and wing, deep red at the throat scales. The stamen cluster is the one spot already carrying dark ink, so leave it alone. Hold the ray fan pale, a step or two lighter than the brick panes beyond it, and the light appears to come from behind the bird. Give the bloom a single strong color and the bud a paler version of it.