Quartet Game Bird Species plus QR-Information Bird Songs

Who would have thought that the swift (Apus apus) could reach the age of 21 and fly up to four million kilometers in the course of its life, about five times to the moon and back? Thus he transfers his whole life into the air. He even mates up there.
You can learn all this and much more from the bird quartet designed by Dominik Eulberg. It contains 56 playing cards of native bird species, representing a cross-section of all bird families - from rare birds like the bee-eater or the nightjar, to common fence guests like the robin or the blue tit. The quartet is given special charm by the naturalistic and artistic illustrations by animal painters such as Franz Murr, Robert Scholz and R. A. Vowles.
Each card includes a fact sheet of the respective species with ornithological facts regarding size, wingspan, and number of breeding pairs. This information provides information about the distribution and diversity of the bird species and also provides convincing key figures with which you can easily outdo your competitors.
In the Super Trump game variant, eight different comparison categories (size, wingspan, weight, number of annual broods, eggs per brood, breeding duration, breeding pairs in Germany, maximum age) can be played out. In addition, pictograms on the playing cards also enable the classic quartet variant.

Dominik Eulberg works successfully as a DJ and producer and has made a name for himself in the international electro scene. His fine-sounding, atmospheric minimal techno is accompanied by animal and nature sounds. Eulberg is not only a musician, but also a biologist, conservationist and sound researcher. And so there is a musical encore to the bird quartet. With the help of a QR code on the back of the playing cards, the songs, calls and sounds of the individual species can be called up. Incidentally, Eulberg intends to use the net profit to initiate nature conservation projects on his own initiative in order to reclaim habitats for his feathered friends.