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American DipperCinclus mexicanus001023When played, cache 5 grubs on this card. When activated, you may take up to 2 cached grubs into your supply.24Damn10012G,G100000001The American Dipper has an extra translucent eyelid called a nictitating membrane, allowing it to see food underwater.
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American Golden-PloverPluvialis dominica101065Pay no egg cost when playing this bird.42Stone10101Wh01000000These birds migrate from Northern Canada and Alaska all the way to Southern South America for the winters.
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Aplomado FalconFalco femoralis000089When activated, reveal 2 cards from the deck. If they can live in the same habitat, tuck both behind this bird. Otherwise, discard both.52Damn10103G,M,M10010001Some Aplomado falcons will hunt in pairs to flush out prey.
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Blue-footed BoobySula nebouxii1100150When activated, draw as many cards as there are eggs laid on this bird. Choose 1, and discard the others.24Stone10011G/Wh110000001Blue-footed boobies with bluer feet are often healthier, and have more success in attracting a mate.
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Buff-Bellied Hummingbird
Amazilia yucatanensis
010014When activated, pick one of the following: All players gain 1 food from the supply (their choice), or all players lay 1 egg.63Bowl21102Wild, Wild0000010011These hummingbirds mostly nest in Mexico, but oddly migrate north to Florida or Texas during the winter.
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Cape May WarblerSetophaga tigrina001021When activated, double the number of eggs laid on this bird.34Bowl11002G,G100000001Unlike other warblers, the Cape May Warbler have long, curled tongues used to collect nectar.
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Carolynn's White PirdOvis aries carolynni1001127When played, cache 7 seeds on this card. When activated, you may take up to 2 cached seeds into your supply.12Stone10103Wh,Wh,Wh010000001Sheep have rectangular pupils, granting them over 300 degrees of vision. This is useful for spotting predators.
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Castello's Moss OwlStrix castelloi000111When activated, swap the positions of this bird and another you have played. Move all eggs, food, and tucked cards.52Tupe31112Wh,Wild01000100Moss Owls exhibit prolonged hibernation, standing still for months and years on end.
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Cinnamon Teal
Spatula cyanoptera
100038When activated, draw as many cards from the deck as there are players. Keep one for yourself and give one to each other player.62Tupe10012G, Wh110000001There are two entirely separate breeding populations of Cinnamon Teal; one in North America, the other in South America.
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Clover PirdslyCanis Trifolium000023Once between turns, when another player discards a card for any reason, tuck that card under this bird instead.51Star21102F,Wild00100110As of yet, this Pirdsly has been unsuccessful in befriending any birds.
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Colleen's Mourning Dove
Zenaida macroura colleeni
000146Once between turns, when another player takes the "Lay eggs" action, you may lay 1 egg on a bird that already has an egg laid on it.31Damn31111Wh010000001The mourning dove is Colleen's favorite bird. Colleen is this dove's favorite person.
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Eastern Whip-poor-will
Antrostomus vociferus
001046When activated, if this bird has at least 4 eggs laid on it, lay 2 eggs on any birds.25Stone21101G100000001This bird's name is an Onomatopoeia for its song: "Whip-poor-will!"
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Evening Grosbeak
Hesperiphona vespertina
010034Pay no egg cost when playing birds in this column.74Bowl11003G,Wh,B11001000These birds use their large beaks to crack nuts that smaller birds can't.
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Florida Scrub-Jay
Aphelocoma coerulescens
001034When activated, cache one seed on this card. Then, you may discard 3 seeds from this card to draw a new bonus card.22Bowl10102Wh,M01010000Florida Scrub-jay are the only bird found exclusively in Florida.
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Great gray owlStrix nebulosa1000144When activated, look at a random [card] in another player's hand. If it can live in the [forest], cache one [mouse] on this card from the supply.72Tupe11003M,M,M00010001Great Gray Owls use their excellent hearing to locate prey underneath 2 feet of snow, then plunge through that snow to capture it.
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Greater Yellowlegs
Tringa melanoleuca
110064When activated, pick one of the following: All players lay 1 egg, or all players draw 1 card from the deck.42Tupe20111F0010000011Despite their similar name and appearance, the Greater Yellowlegs and Lesser Yellowlegs are not one another's closest genetic relatives.
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Gunnison Sage-grouse
Centrocercus minimus
001076When played, draw bonus cards equal to the number of players +1. Give each player 1 bonus card and discard the extra.42Stone10101Wh01000000This bird, officially recognized in 2000, was the first new bird species discovered in the US in over 100 years.
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GyrfalconFalco rusticolus0000120When activated, reset the bird tray. If the middle card has a wingspan under 75 cm, draw it, then tuck 1 [card] from the deck behind this bird.62Damn20113M,M,Wild000101011During breeding season, a gyrfalcon family consumes 2 or 3 birds a day.
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Ivory GullPagophila eburnea1000114When played, tuck up to 5 [card] from your hand behind this bird. Draw 1 [card] for each card you tucked.82Stone10013G, F, Wild101001101Ivory Gulls sometimes keep company with polar bears, following them and eating the scraps of their kills.
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Kirtland’s Warbler
Setophaga kirtlandii
000122When activated, gain 1 die from the birdfeeder. If this bird has an egg laid on it, you may reset the birdfeeder before doing so.23Tupe11001G/Wh110000001This bird's habitat consists of jack pine trees, which only grow in the wake of forest fires (and, more recently, due to human planting efforts).
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Long-billed Curlew
Numenius americanus
010085Once between turns, when another player takes the "draw cards" action, tuck 1 card from the deck for each egg laid on this bird.52Stone20113G,F,F101000101Although Candlestick Point state park in California is named after these birds, they are no longer found in that area.
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Magnificent Frigatebird
Fregata magnificens
0000221When played, choose an opponent. For every 2 birds on their board, gain 1 food from the supply.33Damn10012F,Wild001001011These bullies harass other birds mid-flight, causing them to regurgitate food. The Magnificent Frigatebird catches that food before it hits the ground.
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Marsh Wren
Cistothorus palustris
001015When activated, draw 1 card from the deck. You may discard it to draw another card from the deck.43Tupe10012G,G100000001Marsh wren are quite territorial; they build multiple "decoy" nests in their domain, and pierce other bird's eggs.
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Masked Duck
Nomonyx dominicus
000020When activated, secretly choose 1 food to gain from the supply. All players guess what you chose; if they guess correctly, they also gain the food.32Stone21011G/Wh110000001Due to its mask, this secretive duck's motives and identity have yet to be discovered by ornithologists.
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MerlinFalco columbarius000053When activated, look at a random card in another player's hand. If it has a wingspan over 50 cm, cache one mouse on this card from the supply.41Star10102M,M00010001Merlins do not build their own nests, but find abandoned raptor and crow nests. They are squatters.
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Notch's Duckgallus notchi000188When played, lay 3 eggs on this bird.14Stone31111Wh010000001Minecraft chickens reproduce faster than any other bird, laying a new egg every 5-10 minutes.
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Phoenixignis avem0000625When activated, turn this card upside-down … When activated, draw a new bonus card, then turn this card upside-down.34Star11003B,B,M00011000The phoenix is believed to have originated in either ancient Eyptian or Greek mythology.
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Pink PirdminPikmin rosea10001When played, cache 1 of each food type on this card. When activated, you may take 1 cached food into your supply.12Tupe31112B,Wild000011001The winged pikmin's compound eyes are actually goggles, serving to keep debris out of their eyes while flying.
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Pink-footed Goose
Anser brachyrhynchus
1100147When activated, you may tuck as many cards from the deck as there are eggs laid on this bird.22Damn10012Wh,Wh01000010Pink-footed geese become flightless when they molt for about a month, until their feathers grow back.
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Purple Finch
Haemorhous purpureus
100024When activated, remove 1 die from the birdfeeder and roll it. Cache the food(s) shown on this card.13Bowl11001Wh/B01001000At least one amateur ornithologist has called the purple finch, when roosting in a birch tree, a "birched pird."
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PyrrhuloxiaCardinalis sinuatus000029When activated, tuck 1 card beneath this bird from the deck. You may use cards tucked beneath this bird as though they were in your hand.24Bowl10102Wh,Wh010000101In the winter, pyrrhuloxia (also called the desert cardinal) sometimes forrage in flocks numbering hundreds of birds.
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Red ParrotAra macao100081Once between turns, when another player takes the "Play a bird" action, based on where they play the bird: gain 1 food, lay 1 egg, or draw 1 card.13Tupe11003G,Wh,B11001000Did you know they added macaws to Minecraft? These birds imitate the sounds of nearby animals and monsters.
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Red-billed Tropicbird
Phaethon aethereus
1110103When played, remove an action cube from your "Play a bird" space. Use it to take an extra action at the end of the round.33Damn10012F,F00100000The red-billed tropicbird's tail streamers are more than twice the length of its body.
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Respendant Quetzal
Pharomachrus mocinno
000040When activated, secretly select a food: grub for "Take Resources," seed for "Gain eggs," fish for "draw a card", or berry for "Play a bird." Gain it if the next player to go takes the action you predicted.51Tupe11002G,B10001000This bird provided the inspiration for the flying/psychic type pokemon, Xatu.
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Rock DoveColumba livia000062When activated, you may swap this bird with any of the face-up birds in the tray.32Damn31112Wh,B01000000The Rock Dove is the first bird species to be domesticated by humans, as long as 5,000 years ago.
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Rusty Blackbird
Euphagus carolinus
100014When activated, pick one of the following: All players gain 1 food from the supply (their choice), or all players draw 1 [card] from the deck.86Bowl21013G,G,F10100000011From 1980 to 2020, this bird's population has dropped by at least 85% for reasons unknown.
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Scarlet TanagerPiranga olivacea100026When activated, cache one or two food on this card from your supply. If you do, gain 1 die from the birdfeeder.43Bowl11003G,G,B100010001This latin name olivacea means "the olive-colored one," referring to females of this species. Some authors tried but failed to change it to erythromelas, "the red-and-black one."
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Sea Turtledove
Lepidochelys olivacea
001061When played, tuck 3 cards from the deck under this bird. You may use cards tucked beneath this bird as though they were in your hand.46Stone10012F,F001000101A turtle-themed board game would have over 300 species to portray; however, there are only 7 species of Sea Turtle.
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Smooth-billed AniCrotophaga ani010044This bird can hold twice as many eggs as there are birds in this row.410Bowl10101G/B10001000Smooth-billed Anis create group nests, with up to 15 adults laying as many as 30 eggs in one nest.
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SoraPorzana carolina000037When activated, you may swap cards between your hand and the tray. You may reset or refill the tray before doing so.64Damn10012G,Wh110000001The sora builds its nest hoving above the water's surface in cattails and sedges.
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Swallow-tailed Kite
Elanoides forficatus
0100122When activated, secretly select 2 food types to gain from the supply. Choose another player to guess 1 of them; if correct, they gain that food instead.31Bowl11002G,B100010001This bird's forked tail allows it to perform agile aerial maneouvers; it spends most of the day in the air, rarely perching even to chew its food.
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