Backyard Bird Puzzles

Backyard Bird Jigsaw Puzzles

Feeder and garden scenes through all four seasons, with six birds in their own collection:

• Cardinal puzzles: a snowy branch, a holly bush, the summer birdbath.
• Bluebird puzzles: a nesting box, an old fence post, a snowy meadow.
• Chickadee puzzles: a frosty feeder, a birch grove, summer pine cones.
• Goldfinch puzzles: thistle, coneflowers, a sunflower patch.
• Hummingbird puzzles: a honeysuckle trellis, hibiscus, a garden fountain at sunset.
• Woodpecker puzzles: a downy in a snowy birch, a pileated on a dead oak, a pair at the nest hole.

The collection also holds mixed scenes: robins and cardinals at a birdbath, wrens in a garden hedge, a nuthatch on a winter birch, a blue jay in an oak, mourning doves on a porch rail and feeders in spring and in the snow.

Which Piece Count? Winter scenes are the easiest start, since a red or black-capped bird stands out against snow. Garden scenes full of blossoms and leaves deserve 1000 pieces.

Several of these birds are also state birds: see our state bird puzzles. You might also like our butterfly garden puzzles and squirrel puzzles, or browse all bird jigsaw puzzles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which backyard birds stay all winter?

Northern cardinals, black-capped chickadees and downy woodpeckers do not migrate, so they visit feeders all winter.

Are robins and wrens in this collection?

Yes, in mixed garden scenes: robins and cardinals at a birdbath and wrens in a garden hedge, without a collection of their own.

Which backyard bird puzzle makes a good gift?

The bird they see at their own feeder, or a seasonal scene such as a snowy feeder.