Birdie

Birdie is a memory card game in which players watch birds through the seasons and collect sets of matching cards over two rounds.

Each turn, take cards that share a matching element into your hand, or play a set to roost in your score pile, which cannot be looked at until the end of the game. You can also keep a bird in hand to use its special end-of-round ability. At the end of each round, reveal your collection and score chains of matching bird types and seasons on the dry-erase player boards, but each category can be scored only once in the whole game. Designed by David Spada and illustrated by Stefano Tartarotti, it includes an Advanced mode and several variants. Available now at Boarding School Games - go bird watching.

Key features
- Memory and set-collection card game played over two rounds
- 2 to 4 players, ages 8 and up, about 30 minutes
- Dry-erase player boards limit each scoring category to once per game
- Includes 70 cards, 4 player boards, 4 dry-erase markers and 4 Birdie trophies