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How to Draw a Tree with Birds – Easy Step-by-Step Nature Scene Drawing for Kids

Leafy branches and cheerful birds make this tree with birds drawing activity a delightful way for children to celebrate the beauty of nature. The easy step-by-step images guide young artists through each stage, helping them create a lively outdoor scene with confidence. A printable PDF worksheet is included for extra practice, allowing children to strengthen observation skills, fine motor control, and creativity. Young artists who love nature scenes can also learn how to draw cardinal using our learn to draw step by step guides. It’s a relaxing and engaging art activity that inspires an appreciation for wildlife and the natural world.

 


Bring nature to life with Monkey Pen and learn how to draw a tree with birds step by step using simple branches, leaves, and charming bird shapes.

Step 1: Draw a slightly curved trunk line with a few small pointed twigs at the top.

Step 2: Draw another slightly curved line beside it and add more pointed twigs.

Step 3: Add a new branch extending towards the left as shown in the image.

Step 4: Extend the left branch and start drawing a curved trunk line below it.

Step 5: Add the first line of another branch extending towards the right.

Step 6: Draw another line under the one you have just drawn for the right branch and draw a curved trunk line below it.

Step 7: Draw a small branch on the lower-left side.

Step 8: Extend the lower-left branch with another curved line.

Step 9: Draw a small branch on the lower-right side.

Step 10: Extend the lower-right branch and add two small twigs.

Step 11: Draw a large curved line to form the left side of the trunk.

Step 12: Draw another large curved line to form the right side of the trunk.

Step 13: Add spreading roots at the bottom-left and centre of the trunk.

Step 14: Draw more spreading roots on the bottom-right side.

Step 15: Add several small leaves to the upper branches as shown in the image.

Step 16: Draw the body outline of the first bird on the upper-left branch.

Step 17: Add the bird’s eye, beak, wing, feet and tail feathers.

Step 18: Draw the body outline of the second bird on the upper-right branch.

Step 19: Add its eye, beak, wing, feet and tail feathers.

Step 20: Draw the body outline of the third bird on the lower-right branch.

Step 21: Add its eye, beak, wing, feet and tail feathers.

Step 22: Draw the body outline of the fourth bird on the lower-left branch.

Step 23: Add its eye, beak, wing, feet and tail feathers.

Step 24: Draw more leaves around the birds and add curved bark lines to the trunk.

Step 25: Draw a bumpy cloud-like outline around the left side of the tree’s leafy crown.

Step 26: Continue the bumpy outline across the top of the tree.

Step 27: Complete the leafy crown by drawing the outline down the right side and across the lower-right area.

Step 28: Draw a small patch of grass beside the left roots.

Step 29: Add another patch of grass beside the right roots.

Step 30: Erase any unwanted lines and colour your tree and birds.



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