Baby Bat Beside Its Mother on a Branch Coloring Page
A large bat and a small one perch on the same branch, a two animal sheet drawn in soft, rounded cartoon shapes.
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Two bats share one branch, and the size gap between them is the point of the picture. The adult takes the left, wings open, body a broad rounded shape with a wing swept up behind it and another spread low to the side. The baby sits to the right at about half the height, wings only part open, grinning with two small teeth showing.
Both faces are drawn the same way: lashed oval eyes, a tiny nose, a small smile, and a pair of pointed ears that lean slightly outward. Small curved marks on the cheeks read as blush.
The branch they grip runs the width of the page and forks at both ends into bare twigs. Their feet are drawn properly wrapped around it, with the toes visible on top, which is a nice bit of accuracy on an otherwise soft cartoon.
Everything below the branch is empty paper, about a quarter of the sheet.
The two different sizes make this an easy one to color in two color schemes, one per animal, and it is the kind of parent and baby pairing that younger children tend to pick out of a stack first.
