Bird Brain

    Productive Birding

    Quizzes, games, and other valid excuses to do bird stuff.

    Games

    it's like Wordle, but with more feathers

    Game

    Neckle

    A bird-themed word game.

    Six guesses. One bird. Good luck.

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    you were going to look at your phone anyway

    Game

    The Crossbill

    A daily crossword for people who look up.

    Mini and standard puzzles. Bird-brained clues. A new one every day.

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    sixteen words walk into a bar. only four of them belong together.

    Game

    Pish

    A daily word puzzle.

    Sixteen words. Four groups. Four mistakes allowed. Sort them before they sort you.

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    no photos. no shortcuts. just you and the field marks.

    Game

    Field ID

    Four birds. Three clues each.

    No photos. Just field marks and your instincts. Read the clues, pick the bird, try not to embarrass yourself.

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    the letters are there. the bird is hiding.

    Game

    Ruffled

    Unscramble the bird.

    The letters are all there. The bird is hiding in plain sight. Drag, swap, and rearrange until the name clicks.

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    look up. no, faster than that.

    Game

    Flyover

    They're overhead. Can you call it?

    A bird just flew over. You got a glimpse. Now make the call.

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    you either know your binomials or you find out that you don't

    Game

    Smarty Pants

    Know your binomials?

    We give you the common name. You give us the Latin. You walk out with a grade. Hopefully not the one you deserve.

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    Quizzes

    you never knew that your mood could equate to a bird, did you?

    Quiz

    Morning Call

    What bird are you right now?

    Five questions. One hundred fifty birds. A mood match that changes every time you take it.

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    aren't you at least a little curious?

    Quiz

    The Lifer

    Ornithological personality diagnostics. Peer-reviewed by absolutely nobody.

    Ten questions. One hundred possible birds. One result that will either feel deeply validating or mildly offensive.

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