Supply

Discard pile: 0
Deck 1
seed
23left
invertebrateinvertebrate
2🪶
🥚
92cm
Western Cattle Egret
Western Cattle Egret

These birds feed primarily on insects that jump away when distracted by large grazing animals.

ignore 1invertebratein bird costs
Deck 2
seed
23left
invertebratefruit
2🪶
🥚🥚
26cm
Red-headed Barbet
Red-headed Barbet

This species was Wingspan designer Elizabeth Hargrave’s “spark bird”—it made her want to be a birder.

fruitorany food
Deck 3
seed
22left
invertebrateseedany foodany food
4🪶
🥚🥚
35cm
Common Myna
Common Myna

Mynas are skilled mimics and can imitate human speech.

copy brown
Deck 4
rodent
22left
invertebrateseedfruit
2🪶
🥚🥚
20cm
Common Chiffchaff
Common Chiffchaff

The chiffchaff’s name comes from its song, said to announce the arrival of spring.

any foodor

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Your reserve

6 cards
seedany food
3🪶
🥚
164cm
Egyptian Goose
Egyptian Goose

An Egyptian text from 3,000 years ago called this bird evil because it stole grains and dates.

seed
invertebrate
1🪶
🥚
15cm
Green-backed Camaroptera
Green-backed Camaroptera

This bird sews leaves together with spider webs or plant fibers and builds its nest inside.

invertebrateorinvertebrate
seed
Food
invertebrate
Food
rodent
Food
fruit
Food
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Welcome to Pocket Birds

You'll play a short game against Robin the Robot. Build a flock of birds, lay eggs and tuck cards: whoever scores the most points wins. This takes about five minutes, and the board you see is the real one.