The lure of birds

The lure of birds

Bird Baiting - a crazy game full of chirps and laughter
It is spring in the forest and all the birds are looking for a mate to lay their eggs. In a chatterbox of unique enticements, everyone tries to get their potential partners to respond. The sounds of the forest have never been as entertaining as in the card game Bird Bait. Make strange noises, find suitable mates and collect eggs in this crazy bird feeder. However, beware of Opposites, who fake your sounds, and various other cunning birds.
Key features of the card game Birds of Prey
- With simple rules, it can be explained in a minute and played in ten
- The imitation of the lure is incredibly variable and in each game you will encounter a different constellation of sounds and confusions
- The cards are clear and nicely illustrated, the eggs surprisingly sturdy and durable
- The game promotes non-verbal communication and the ability to notice details
- Can be played repeatedly, each game is different and with the addition of special birds it becomes more variable
- Illustrations and sounds encourage creative expression and role-play
- The game develops improvisational skills
- Its dynamism and interactivity make it an ideal choice for parties or celebrations

Attract the right partner
Your task is to find the ideal nesting partner in the roles of strange birds. Each bird has a single suitable mate of the opposite sex, and your job is to use imitation bird calls to indicate to the others who you have on your hands. The game is played in real time and all players make sounds simultaneously. When a match is found and the two birds "mate", their owners will get the eggs. And that is the goal of the game, to collect as many eggs as possible. Cards with successful pairs remain on the table and players get new birds for their hand. All this is done without any spoken communication, only with sounds and gestures.

Collect as many eggs as possible
The game is further enriched by special birds with different abilities. For example, the Repeater can mimic the lure of another player and confuse him, the Thief will try to steal an egg subtly, and the Hawkman will scatter the game by forcing the players to silence and discard their cards. Also interesting are some species of common birds, the Warbler is mute and communicates only by waving, the Pigeon Guillemot has multiple individuals of the same sex, which makes it difficult to find the right mate. The game ends when the supply runs out of eggs. The winner is the player who has collected the most of them. In the event of a tie, the number of cards remaining in the hand determines the tie, the fewer the better.

History and creators of the game
The game was designed by Dutch game designer Hans van Tol, founder of Identity Games, who released the game in 2024. The illustrations were done by Dutch illustrator Arno de Jager, who has long been involved in children's and game design. The game was localized into Czech in 2025.


Package contents
44 cards of common birds (22 males and 22 females), 11 cards of special birds, 25 plastic eggs, rules in Czech and Slovak
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Games and puzzles
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Battery
| Code: | HRAls16419 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Asmodee Czech Republic, s.r.o., Novozámecká 4/495, 198 00 Praha 9, +420 281 930 585, [email protected]
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