Meadow & Feather

Habitats

Every habitat is a real 360 degree photograph of a real place, with the birds that live there. You start in a backyard; a new place opens as you play.

Backyard: Eastern North AmericaBackyardEastern North America. 14 species.Tropical rainforest: Central and South AmericaTropical rainforestCentral and South America. 10 species.Lake and wetland: North American lakes and marshesLake and wetlandNorth American lakes and marshes. 8 species.African savanna: Southern and East Africa, at sunsetAfrican savannaSouthern and East Africa, at sunset. 10 species.Australian bush: Eastern Australia, among gum treesAustralian bushEastern Australia, among gum trees. 12 species.Desert scrub: Sonoran Desert, Arizona and MexicoDesert scrubSonoran Desert, Arizona and Mexico. 11 species.Northwest forest: Pacific Northwest, Washington StateNorthwest forestPacific Northwest, Washington State. 10 species.Sea cliffs: North Atlantic coast, in summerSea cliffsNorth Atlantic coast, in summer. 11 species.Garden pond: East Asia, at the Summer Palace in BeijingGarden pondEast Asia, at the Summer Palace in Beijing. 11 species.City park: Europe, in a London parkCity parkEurope, in a London park. 12 species.Mountain lake: Eastern Himalayas, Yunnan, China, at about 3,700 mMountain lakeEastern Himalayas, Yunnan, China, at about 3,700 m. 9 species.
A monarch butterfly on purple New England asters
Coming soon

The Meadow: pollinators

Soon every habitat gets its own flowers and pollinators too: butterflies, bees and moths that really live there, blooming and flying on the real calendar. Plant native flowers, watch who comes, and play it side by side with your birds.

One email when the Meadow opens, nothing else.

Start in the backyard

Fill your first feeder and meet the cardinals, jays and chickadees.

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