Tanuki Games

Early Bird

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$16.49 $21.99 In stock

The quickest bird rules the roost in this fast-flying card game! Race to get rid of all your numbered bird food cards before the other players. Fend off sneaky squirrels, chase down wiggly worms, and build cozy birdhouses—while keeping up with the frantic, free-for-all fun! It’s energetic, it’s wild, and it’s every bird for themselves.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The squirrel cards add just enough chaos to keep things tense, and games wrap up in about ten minutes so we usually play three or four rounds. My eight-year-old caught on after one hand.

Riley ★★★★★

My kids beg to play this every night now, and the squirrel cards are the best part because they always mess up whoever's about to win. Rounds move fast enough that nobody gets bored, even my 6-year-old keeps up.

Timothy Y. ★★★★★

Took this to game night and the squirrel mechanic was a total game-changer—suddenly everyone’s plotting revenge while trying to ditch their bird food cards. We played four rounds back to back and the pacing stays frantic without ever dragging. Even the sore loser in our group asked to keep going.