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BIRDS

About the Birds
More games to play with the cards
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Birdie
Game creator: Steven & Tara PoelzingAges 5 and up
2 or more players
- Deal 7 cards to each player. Players should not show each other
their cards, but they can look at their own.
- Put the rest of the cards in a stack in the center of the
playing area. This represents “the tree.”
- Take the top card off the tree and place it face down anywhere
in the shrubbery.
- Players draw one or two cards from either the shrubbery or the
tree. If a player draws two cards both must come from the shrubbery
or the tree.
- When a player has a match, at least three birds of the same
color with different numbers of feathers, or at least three birds
with the same number of feathers, but different colors, place the cards in front of
the player. Players may play single cards in front of them if the
card is part of a set in front of another player.
- Each player places one card from their hand face down anywhere
in the shrubbery at the end of their turn.
- When a player has discarded their entire hand the game is over.
- Count the number of feathers on each match. For example, the
Blue Jay has 2 blue feathers on each card. That match is worth 2
points. Subtract the TOTAL number of feathers in your hand from your
total.
- Play more matches. The first person to 100 wins.
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