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Rooster

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Hummingbird

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Little Owls

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American Eagle Paint by Numbers Kit

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Beautiful Peacock - Paint by Numbers

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Parrots - Paint by Numbers Kit

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Kingfisher

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Birds in the Tree

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Angry Chicken Trio

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Stained Glass Cardinal

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Bejeweled Peacock

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Rooster Witches

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Bird Garden Coasters - 6 Pack Paint by Numbers

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Explore Bird Paint by Number Kits for Adults

Birds paint by numbers kits capture the beauty of wildlife with detailed feather textures, natural backgrounds and realistic compositions. This collection includes a wide range of paint by numbers birds, from colorful tropical species to elegant garden and forest scenes. Each bird paint by number kit is designed for adults and features a clearly numbered canvas that makes it simple to recreate fine details step by step. Whether you prefer realistic bird painting kits or more artistic interpretations, these birds paint by numbers designs offer a relaxing and rewarding creative experience.

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FAQs

Please read our full FAQs page to find out more.

How should layered feathers be painted without blending away their separation?

Layered feathers need separate light, mid-tone, and shadow sections. Follow the feather direction with the brush, but avoid smoothing neighboring shades into one continuous patch.

How much does detailed plumage affect the difficulty of a bird design?

A single bird on a branch with a simple background is easier than a flock, dense foliage, or highly patterned plumage. Larger birds also give individual feather areas more room.

In bird paint by numbers, is it easier to complete the bird before leaves and flowers?

Large background areas are easiest to finish first, followed by the bird itself. Branches, petals, feather tips, and other small accents can then be added without brushing through wet paint.