Sugar glider coloring pages

Arms and legs stretched wide, a happy sugar glider sails between two tree trunks with its gliding skin spread like a kite. It has big round eyes, large ears, a stripe down its forehead and a fluffy tail, and gum leaves hang from the branches. The thick outlines and roomy shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color it soft gray with a dark stripe and a pink nose.

Gliding between two tall gum trees, a sugar glider spreads its furry skin wide, with a striped face, big dark eyes and a long bushy tail. Gum leaves hang from both trunks, and rounded treetops and gentle hills fill the bottom of the page. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try blue-gray fur, a black stripe down the head and a cream belly.

Fine strokes trace every hair on a sugar glider soaring between eucalyptus trunks, its gliding skin stretched from wrist to ankle and its bushy tail trailing behind. Gum leaves, gumnuts and fluffy blossoms frame the scene, while a wide forest valley with a river and far hills stretches below. The level of detail suits older kids, teens and adults. Use soft grays with a dark stripe, and fade the distant hills into pale blue.

Leaf patterns and a central flower fill the outstretched gliding skin of a sugar glider launching between two curving trunks. Its striped face and big shiny eyes stand out against a dense wall of gum leaves, bell-shaped gumnuts and fluffy blossoms. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try silver gray and charcoal for the glider, with olive greens and soft pinks around it.