Bird Spotter
How to PlayScan forests, lakes and fields with binoculars, find 26 birds and match each one to its home, food, nest, song, beak and feet. Ten stages.
How to Play
- Drag the binoculars over the scene. Birds hide in the bushes; tap one to spot it.
- Each stage asks a new kind of question: where a bird lives, what it eats, where its nest is, whose song, beak or feet these are.
- Tap the egg to warm it, follow a migration path and put eggs in order from smallest to biggest.
- Every bird you find goes into your bird notebook, which you can open at any time.
About this Game
Bird Spotter has ten stages and more than forty rounds. You cannot lose: a wrong answer just wiggles, and after two tries the right choice blinks. The 26 birds are drawn in simple shapes with their real homes, foods and nests. The bird songs are not recordings but simple imitations made by the computer.
Common Questions
Can I lose?
No. A wrong answer only wiggles and you can try again. After two tries the right answer blinks.
Are the bird songs real?
No. They are simple sounds made by the computer to imitate each bird. They come close but are not the same.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. You play by touch or mouse, and the speaker button turns the sound off.
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