๐ŸชถSpoonbill Journey!
๐Ÿ“– Story

๐Ÿ•น๏ธ How to play

Keyboard: โ† โ†’ to walk or turn.

๐Ÿ”ฌ Is it real?

Black-faced spoonbills really sweep their bills side to side and catch fish by touch, mostly at dusk and at night. They really wade only in shallow water, and Tainan's fish farmers really drain their ponds after the harvest, leaving little fish behind. Most nest on islands off Korea, and many fly south on the northeast monsoon, resting at wetlands in China along the way.

Game note: the trip is much shorter than the real one (about 1,200 km), the map is simplified, and the fish and spoonbills are drawn bigger. Real spoonbills fly in flocks. Bomi's face is pretend, and nothing gets hurt.

๐Ÿชถ Read the story

Why do spoonbills fly to Taiwan every winter? How did they come back from only 288 birds? Read Bomi the Black-faced Spoonbill first.