Birdorable Puzzle

April 20, 2009 in Puzzles – Be the first to comment

Here's a challenge for you! Fill in the name of each Birdorable bird in the puzzle below and a sentence (the answer!) will appear in the pink boxes. Do not enter any spaces or special characters (like apostrophes). If you don't know a bird you can you look it up on the Meet the Birds page.

This contest is now over. Thank you for participating. The winners will be notified shortly. You can of course still do the puzzle for fun, but there are no more prizes to win.

Tip: Download this puzzle in PDF format so you can print it out!

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