Tiny Bird Garden is a new iOS and Android game similar to Neko Atsume where the entire goal of the game is simply to have as many birds as possible visit your bird garden. You can entice birds to stop by your garden, take pictures of the birds when they’re there, earn feathers and shiny feathers, unlock new garden designs, and even unlock new birds. Read on for some tips and tricks for Tiny Bird Garden!
There are two main steps to getting birds to stop by: put out toys, and keep the bird feeder full. The feeder empties out after awhile and once it does, you have to fill it back up again so that you can get birds to come back. No birds will show up without toys being in your garden, so put toys out into all available garden spots. Different toys will get different birds to show up.
Shiny feathers can be earned in many ways in this game. One way is to exchange regular feathers for shiny feather. The exchange takes place at 750 feathers for 10 shiny feathers (or you can buy 250 regular feathers by paying 10 shiny feathers – hardly a fair deal). Also, if you go to the shop area, you can earn an instant batch of free shiny feathers by watching an ad video, or you can pay money for shiny feathers.
Check back and refill your feeder as often as you can. If you want to go for longer periods of time without having to refill it, go to the seed store and buy better seed. The more expensive the seed, the longer that you can go without having to refill it. You’ll make your money back because of how many feathers each bird leaves behind when they visit your garden.
If you want to collect all of the birds, then swap out your toys every once in awhile. You can buy more toys using feathers, of course, so rotate them in and out and new types of birds will show up. Get the limited-edition toys and the toys which cost shiny feathers for the best chance at getting a rare bird.
To get more birds to show up, you need to expand your garden. Go to the store to buy a garden expansion for 200 shiny feathers. New garden designs can be had for similarly high shiny feather prices. Some toys cost shiny feathers, but most toys, as well as treats and hats, cost normal feathers, which are far more common.