Birds Puzzle
Six bird photographs, each solvable at 16, 36, 64 or 100 pieces.
This is one of a family of jigsaw sets on the site built on the same engine — six images, four piece counts, no timer — and it is worth saying so plainly rather than pretending each is a different game. What separates them is the subject, and here the subject is birds.
That matters more in a jigsaw than it would elsewhere. Plumage gives strong colour separation, so these boards sort faster than the ones built on fur or on open water.
Twenty-four boards from six pictures, and nothing gated behind anything else.
Controls
Drag pieces into place with the mouse or a finger.
How to Play
- Pick one of the six images.
- Choose a piece count between 16 and 100.
- Sort by plumage colour before placing.
- Finish and try a higher count.
Tips & Tricks
Bird pictures reward colour sorting more than most subjects. Separate the wing pieces from the body pieces before you start and the hundred-piece board stops being intimidating.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the other jigsaw sets here?
The engine and the four modes are shared across several of them; the subject is what changes, and plumage sorts faster than fur or water.
