Birds of Prey Puzzle

A sibling of the other four-mode jigsaw sets here, distinguished by its subject: hawks, eagles and owls rather than songbirds.

Raptor photography tends toward tight portraits against blurred backgrounds, and that changes the board. Rather than sorting by colour region, you end up sorting by sharpness — the crisp pieces belong to the bird, the soft ones to everything behind it, and that division does most of the work.

Four piece counts per picture, twenty-four boards in total, no clock anywhere.

1. Select one of the six raptors.
2. Choose your piece count.
3. Separate sharp pieces from blurred ones.
4. Build the bird, then fill the background.

Sort by focus rather than colour on these. The blurred background pieces are nearly interchangeable and belong at the end; the sharp ones assemble almost on their own.