トリノス (Bird's Nest) (Trinos) is a card game from Japan. Players are little birds, trying to complete a nest with twigs of one colour. The game has a deck of 36 cards, numbered 1-36, with each card showing that number of twigs. The twigs are in six colours, so a card shows one or two colours (also written on the card). The players are dealt a hand of six...
Bird Whiz is a card-run-making game, published in South Africa in the 1990s (likely 1993 or 1997). It uses colours or you can match them up by type of bird. Once you get a run you put it down, but to keep it in play, you have to answer a question related to the birds in the run. You could skip this part for younger players. With the questions, it makes it...
Discover the magic of a peaceful house on a quiet hill. By day, you admire the flight of the robin, woodpecker, and pigeon. By night, you listen for the call of the owl. But will you know how to get them all to get along? In Birdie you'll have to collect sets of birds and different seasons for points, but you'll have to remember which ones have already...
Birdie Travel is a compact memory and set-collection game in which players gather sets of birds and seasons. Success depends on remembering which cards have already been collected and in what order, as careful planning is required to create effective combinations and score the most points. Its small, portable components allow for quick setup and play...
From the box cover: "The Field Mark Identification Game The most innovative bird watching aid since the invention of the pocket field guide--a simulation of a spring day at one of North America's best birding spots. Designed by naturalists to teach you behavior and flight recognition, plumage and vocalization identification, use of field guides and...
Flex your brainpower to collect matching sets of birds and animals in the fast-paced game of Birds and Animals. Learn the names of 96 fascinating creatures plus the geographic regions where they live. This card game consists of 12 sets of 4 cards each of similar categories of birds and animals. The object of each game is to secure as many sets as possible....
From the publisher: Birds and Binoculars is an entry level strategy game for children to play while sitting around the nest, school or home. With over 20 different bird species, players must use their memory and strategy skills to collect the most flocks of birds. Birds flying around the table left and right; can you keep track of who has the bird you are...
Every year, the most enthusiastic (or maybe just crazy) birders across the country embark on a big trip, where they try to see as many birds as they can. For some reason, you've decided that this year will be your big year. You'll explore wonderful habitats on a quest to see as many beautiful birds as you can. But whenever you see a bird, word will get...
Promo card from 2016 Table Top Day. The Undomesticated Owl Bear has an appetite for eggs, but is easily confused. Try to spot this mysterious creature! Setup: Place this card to the side. Right now, no one controls the Owl Bear. Each Round: After revealing cards, count the egg cards played this round. If zero or two or more players played an egg card, the...
Back of the box: "You've heard the old saying: "Birds of a feather flock together"? Well, the same is true when they gather on wires -- that is, before they get zapped and fly away! On their own power lines, players arrange birds into sets of three, trying to match the same color, the same size, all different colors, or all different sizes. Birds on a Wire...
BirdSeed is a card game from Japan. The game title is actually published as Bird$eed on the box front, and also as 'bird seed' in the game rules. Players are roosters, trying to get food to score points. Getting sets of the same food scores best. Each rooster has a pair of favourite foods, and getting up to five of these adds points. The food comes in...