Birdtopia

Brdtopia

Slow down in a calm little backyard full of birds.

Coming soon to the App Store, for iPad
How to play

Put out a feeder and see who comes

Pick a corner of North America, and its birds come to visit. You might see chickadees and cardinals in the Northeast, quail and roadrunners in the Southwest, or magpies in the Rocky Mountains. Your yard follows the real clock, seasons and weather there. The birds sleep at night, some fly away for the winter, and when it snows there, it snows in your yard too.

Choose what to put out

Seed, suet, sugar water, a bird bath, a pond, a birdhouse. Each one brings different birds, so you decide who visits.

Eight places to explore

From the Northeast to Alaska, every region has its own birds, trees and weather. There are 67 kinds of bird to find.

Watch a family grow

In spring, a pair may build a nest in your tree or birdhouse. Watch them lay eggs and raise their chicks in about a week.

Surprise visitors

Rabbits hop across the lawn by day. Raccoons, foxes and owls come out at night. A deer might stop by for apples.

A few minutes a day

Birdtopia takes its time, and so can you. Check in over breakfast, refill the feeders and see who stopped by. Your yard grows a little every day, and the birds keep visiting while you're away.

A Northeast yard on a summer morning, with birds at the feeders and a mallard on the pond
A summer morning in the Northeast
A card for a Painted Bunting seen for the first time
A new kind of bird
A Midwest yard in the snow
Snow in the Midwest
A great horned owl in the tree at night
An owl at night
A Southwest yard with the desert in bloom
Spring in the Southwest
The store, with feeders and other things for the yard
The store

67 kinds of bird

Each bird has its own picture and a card of fun facts, and a narrator can read it to you. How often each bird visits comes from real counts that thousands of people make at their own feeders.

Northern Cardinal Painted Bunting Baltimore Oriole Ruby-throated Hummingbird Blue Jay American Goldfinch Black-capped Chickadee Steller's Jay Gambel's Quail Rose-breasted Grosbeak Indigo Bunting Wood Duck Mountain Bluebird Black-billed Magpie Pyrrhuloxia Great Blue Heron

Calm, safe and simple

Private and ad-freeYou'll never see an ad, and nothing about you ever leaves your iPad.
No rushThere are no timers and nothing to lose. The birds come when they're ready.
Learn as you playEvery bird comes with real facts, and you can listen instead of reading.
Free to startYour home yard is free to keep and play. If you want more, one purchase opens all of North America. There's no subscription.