Robin's Great Coloring Pages: A New Wildlife Fairy drawing and some other Wildlife Fairies coloring pages

Welcome to my blog! This is a free coloring pages blog. There is no fee to print a page to color. There are over 1000 pages to print. There are no ads on this site. Have fun coloring. Today's new drawing is a Young Wildlife Fairy helping a Fawn. I am Robin Lyman and I drew these pictures. I am a retired - Disabled Science Teacher. I live with an endotracheal stent to keep a collapsing trachea open. I started this blog to keep busy and to get off pain medicine. Drawing distracts me from the pain. I hope you like the drawings and will print some for coloring. The category buttons have all the printable drawings. But if you want to read what I wrote about when I posted each drawing you can scroll down on this main blog page. Then click on the "Older Posts" button and scroll down.

Josephus the Young Wildlife Fairy (with an injured fawn)

Josephus is a very young Wildlife Fairy. He has transformed to Mortal size to help a young fawn that has been injured. The Fawn's mother was killed by a cougar and the cougar injured the fawn. The fawn escaped the cougar and was hiding near a river when Josephus found her. So Josephus is using Fairy Healer Magic to heal the fawn and he plans on taking care of her until she grows up enough to care for herself. With deer that will be about a year. Josephus is doing this under the direction of his father, (Scotus) and his mother, (Meqalia).

There are many Wildlife Fairies that most mortals are very unaware of. There are some Wildlife Fairies who go to Mortal size and attend Mortal college to get degrees in Wildlife Management. They then get jobs at National Parks, Wildlife Refuges, and National Forests.

NOTE: This new drawing of Josephus, can be found, in printable form, by clicking on the button labeled "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus." Then scroll to the bottom of the list of printable drawings for the printable drawings. New drawings are at the bottom of the list. Below are some older drawings from previous posts that are all Fairies with some form of wildlife. Remember that a snail or an insect is still wildlife. Not all wildlife is birds and mammals. All these below drawings can also be found, in printable form, by clicking on the button labeled: "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus." I have re-posted several Wildlife Fairies before, so this time I included some additional drawings that have not been reposted before. All these Fairy drawings are of Fairies with wildlife. . . and some magical wildlife like Unicorns.