Three Bats Flying Over a Pumpkin Patch Coloring Page

Three bats cross the top of this page, one larger in the middle and two smaller ones out to the sides. Each has an oval body, a pair of open wings ruled with finger lines, two filled eyes, two little ears and an open smiling mouth. They are drawn at a consistent size relative to each other, so the middle one reads as nearer rather than bigger.

The bottom third is a pumpkin patch. A long curved line marks the far edge of the field, and in front of it sits a row of ribbed pumpkins, each one with curved panel lines and a stem that curls off to one side. Blades of grass and a few seed heads poke up between them.

Between the bats and the pumpkins runs a wide band of untouched paper, which is most of the middle of the sheet. It reads as night sky rather than a gap, though it does mean a good share of this page stays white unless you fill it.

The pumpkin row is the part worth slowing down for. With seven of them and several ribs each, there is room to run a whole range of oranges and yellows along the bottom.