Why does Color Memory start with a silhouette?
The silhouette removes the answer while preserving the bird’s shape and posture. You must retrieve the color pattern from memory before the licensed real-bird image appears.
Bird Tone · Color Memory
Train your bird color memory.
Rebuild each bird’s three-color field palette from its silhouette, then reveal the real pattern and learn where to look.
Color Memory · 1 of 5American Robin
Which three field colors belong to an American Robin?
Explore practice modes.
How it works
Recall the pattern, then place it.
- Observe
Study the bird’s outline and retrieve its pattern from memory.
- Choose three
Commit three field colors; each match contributes to the ten-point round.
- Reveal
Compare your palette with the real bird and notice placement.
- Apply
Open a species guide and connect color with shape, habitat, and voice.
Pack 01
Meet the birds behind the colors.
Open a guide to connect each palette with shape, habitat, behavior, and voice.
Questions from the field
Frequently asked questions
How many colors should I choose?
Choose exactly three salient field colors for each bird. The three empty slots track your choices, and the reveal button becomes available only when all three are filled.
Can I change a color before revealing the bird?
Yes. Select a chosen swatch again to remove it, then choose another color. Your answer is graded only when you press Reveal bird.
What should I do after the reveal?
Compare your palette with the bird’s palette, read the field lesson, and continue to the next bird. After five rounds, open the species library to connect color with habitat, behavior, and voice.
How does Color Memory scoring work?
Each round is worth 10 points. Matching one of the bird’s three colors earns 1 point, matching two earns 5, and matching all three earns 10. A palette with no matching colors earns 0.