Bird Sort Puzzle is a color-sorting brain teaser dressed up as a flock of birds resting on tree branches. Every branch holds a mixed row of colored birds, and the only way forward is to move them around until each branch holds nothing but a single color — at which point that whole group flies off and the branch clears.
The catch is that you can only move a bird, or a run of matching birds sitting together, onto a branch that has room and either matches their color or is empty. A cramped branch with no free space becomes a dead end fast, so most of a level is spent reading the board a few moves ahead rather than clicking at random. Levels start simple with just a few branches and colors, then add more of both until finishing one clean, without getting boxed in, takes real planning.
Controls
Everything is mouse-driven: click a bird (or a matching group) to pick it up, then click the branch you want it to land on.
Tips
- Clear an empty branch early and keep it empty as long as possible — it's your only safety valve when a color gets split apart.
- Move the color you see the least of first; rare colors get harder to consolidate the longer they stay scattered.
- If a branch is completely full of one color already, leave it alone and work on the branches that are still mixed.
- When you're stuck, undo a couple of moves rather than pushing forward — one wrong placement is often what caused the jam.
It's a good fit for short breaks: no timer, no combat, just one puzzle at a time that resets your head before the next thing on the schedule.
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