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                  <text>C O L O R A D O

P A R K S

Adventures as a
Young Naturalist

Come on an outdoor journey
discovering Colorado’s
state parks.

&amp;

W I L D L I F E

�Welcome to Colorado’s state parks. There are over 40 state parks across Colorado
and each one is a special place to explore. Complete these fun activities, taking
your first steps to become a naturalist—a person who loves and cares about the
outdoors. Just remember to explore with an adult, have fun, and enjoy nature—it
is full of surprises.

We live in a world of
many colors. You can see
rainbows of color when
light bounces off a drop of
water or a wet summer sky.

Find this feather to
experience more
exciting adventures!

�There is a magical
mini-world of
flowers, leaves,
pebbles, and critters
under your feet.

�grub

great horned owl

fox squirrel

raccoon

black bear

These animals are living in their
natural home. Draw a line from the
picture of the larger animal to its
matching animal. Then color
the animals.

�bee

red-tailed
hawk

woodpecker

grasshopper

Trees make great homes for all kinds of animals. They provide food and cover. Walk
around a tree. Look up in the leaves. Feel and smell the bark. Explore the ground
underneath. Can you spot any signs that animals live in the tree? Here is a clue—look for
holes, scratches, or nests.

�Use the number guide to
color this mallard duck.
1 – blue 4 – yellow
2 – red
5 – white
3 – green

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Follow the numbers to trace the
outline of the fish. Count all the spots
and write the number here
.
Mallard ducks have webbed feet for swimming. Their bills
strain plants and insects from the water. Colors and spots on
fish help them hide. Find an animal in the park and watch it
quietly. What is it doing?

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shapes found in the butterfly’s wing.
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green

blue
yellow

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Funded in part through
Great Outdoors Colorado with Colorado Lottery proceeds.

Acknowledgements:

1313 Sherman Street, #618
Denver, CO 80203
303.866.3437
cpw.state.co.us

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Design Team: Sandy Berg, Roxanne Brickell-Reardon, Deb Duke, Linda Hamilton, Matt Huerter, Faye Koeltzow, Debbie Matlock, Mary McCormac, Sara Melena, Sheryl
Radovich, Angel Tobin • Author: Sheryl Radovich • Artist: Paul Gray • Design: Deb Duke • Reviewers: Roxanne Brickell-Reardon, Deb Duke, Linda Hamilton, Matt Huerter, Faye
Koeltzow, Debbie Matlock, Mary McCormac, Sara Melena, Sheryl Radovich, Kathy Seiple, Angel Tobin, Mark Young • Technical Reviewers: Nicole Bickford, Mary Ann Bonnell •
Project Managers: Roxanne Brickell-Reardon, Debbie Matlock
• Editor: Lynn Almer • Original Idea: Todd Farrow • Funding: Great Outdoors Colorado

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