The story
Dawn breaks over Moshav Kanafayim, a sleepy farming village of tile-roofed houses, poultry sheds, pecan groves and banana plantations. To the people who live there it is an ordinary morning. To the birds it is a whole world.
You begin perched on the central telephone wires above Swallow Ave. From there the village opens up below you. The swallows sweep for midges over the horse paddocks. A kingfisher watches the Garden Pond. Crows patrol the asphalt for nuts, and a jay keeps a secret map of every pecan it has ever buried.
Each species lives by its own rules, and each one has an ancestral nest hidden somewhere in the village. Find the nests, learn how every bird eats, flies and hides, and take on six story quests that only the right bird can finish. The day turns to golden hour, then dusk, then night, when the stone-curlew comes out to hunt.
