Cute bat hanging upside down from an oak branch with acorns, berries, and falling autumn leaves

Upside-Down Bat in Autumn Branches

A smiling bat hangs by tiny feet from a curved oak branch while acorns, berries, and crisp leaves swirl around him.

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🎨 How to color it

Color the bat warm chestnut brown with peachy ears, the oak branch gray-brown, the acorns tan, and the maple leaves pumpkin orange and golden yellow. Use broad, smooth crayon strokes on the bat’s wide wings, then switch to a sharper point for the leaf veins and acorn caps. Try making the falling leaves different autumn colors so the hanging bat looks like he is playing in a leafy shower.

The story behind this coloring page

Tavi’s Topsy-Turvy Dare — Every evening, Tavi tapped three acorns, sniffed the dry-leaf smell, and played Echo Peek from his safe hollow. He had just invented a better game: Topsy-Turvy Guess-It. Read the full story →

Every evening, Tavi tapped three acorns, sniffed the dry-leaf smell, and played Echo Peek from his safe hollow. He had just invented a better game: Topsy-Turvy Guess-It. The rule was simple—hang upside down, name whatever drifted past, and do not squeak “Eep!” unless a beetle landed on your nose. Until one day, his cousin Wrennie dropped an acorn below the lowest oak branch. Clack! It bounced right into the moonlit open.

Because of that, Tavi had to follow the acorn to keep his new game from being “Acorn Lost-It.” Because of THAT, he hooked his toes onto the big branch, swung down, and saw leaves floating the wrong way up. His belly fluttered like a moth in a jar. “I’m doing it,” he whispered, then guessed, “Maple! Berry! Silly acorn!” Finally, he plucked up the acorn and laughed so hard the leaves shook. Next time you spot him hanging there, can you tell which leaf he guessed first?

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