Angry Birds Halloween – Trick or Treat

Just before Halloween in 2010, the team at Angry Birds decided to spring their second game in the series on the public; Halloween Trick or Treat.  The popular series has followed up the original game with 45 spooktacular levels.

The Game

The differences between this game and the first were minor. However, the reality is the fans of the series were not demanding anything else from the developers apart from new levels. So, actually, this game hit all the right notes with the fans. When the game was released in America on October 21st 2010 it only came out for the iPhone and iPad. With this being said the game was eventually released on the Android platform under the same name.

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Angry Birds Activity Parks

Rovio Entertainment has teamed up with a uk based playground manufacturer to create a range of activity playgrounds in which to encourage kids and adults a like to get out more and do some exercise as opposed to just sit indoors playing games such as Angry Birds all day long.

The Finnish city of Espoo have already agreed to allow the installation of 5 of the playgrounds in the city. To find out more locations to come visit Angry Birds Parks.

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Angry Birds Poached Eggs Walkthrough

As the very first set of levels released to the public, Poached Eggs is probably the easiest. However, this does not make it simple. Here, we will look at how you can get three stars on every level of Poached Eggs.

Level 1-1

Hit the left corner underneath the pig.

Level 1-2

Hit the sloping wall as low as possible behind the forth pig. This will start a domino effect, which will take out all four pigs.

Level 1-3

Ignore the rock and aim for the second wooden piece.

Level 1-4

This is the first level that will require two birds to complete. Make sure you land your bird as is seen in the picture, and with the second bird aim for the top of the standing wooden block on the left.

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Angry Birds Easter – Easter Eggs

Released in April 2011, just one month after St Patrick’s Day, Angry Birds Easter proved to be a resounding success, which was something that a lot of people had expected because of the reputation the brand had acquired.

Like the previous games in the series (apart from Trick or Treat), this game brought 15 exciting new levels with the option to play three additional levels if you followed the game on twitter.

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Barn Owl

Size: 33-36CM, 12.5-14INC

The Barn Owl is an average-sized owl; it has a heart-shaped face, yellow-brown and grey upper parts and white under parts. Plus, it is shaky when it flies, has an incredibly loud, screeching call and generally has a ‘ghostlike’ look. It can be recognised immediately to everybody and is an exceptionally gorgeous bird for sure.

Barn Owls prefer open space, like the countryside. Also, they would rather hunt next to field edges, measly locations, ditches, trenches and woodland edges. They nest in barns, exclusive owl boxes and hollow trees.

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Cuckoo

Size: 32-34CM, 13-14INC

A well-known summer visitor, Cuckoos is discovered throughout Europe from the beginning of April to the middle of September. Cuckoos spend time in a huge range of habitats, ranging from forests to reed beds, sand dunes to high grounds. Their long tail and sharp wings occasionally cause mix-ups with specific birds of prey like falcons and hawks. Their speedy flight is somewhat raptor -like. Nevertheless, when its prominent call is listened to, there is no recognition difficulty.

Cuckoos have fostered a really sly method of nurturing their brood. The women tends to lay her eggs in another ‘birds’ nests, garden creatures like the Dunnock and Robin constantly being their preferences, and ‘permit’ the new parent the joy of bringing up an enormous youth that gradually although certainly ‘removes’ the other eggs and nestlings.

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Turtle Dove

Size: 26-29CM, 10-11INC

The Turtle Dove is a tiny, thin looking bird that is popular throughout most of Europe throughout the summer periods. Mostly, timid, it is located in forests, estates and wild hedge grows, although it can be a guest to big city and countryside gardens.

Turtle Doves generally come to Britain in the middle of April to the beginning of May, and reside in this country until middle to the end of September. At coastline resorts during spring, plenty can be met in a day, lashing in off the sea following their long voyage from Africa.

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Feral Pigeon

Size: 31-35CM, 12-14INC

The Feral Pigeon is a really well-known dove, plump in appearance, and is incredibly popular throughout the entire continent. They can definitely be spotted everywhere, being really easy to see in towns and cities, frequently in extremely big numbers. They’re famous for their tremendous meekness, entirely content, receiving from the hand. They are infamous for their untidiness, frequently guiding for pleas for huge extinction!

Feral Pigeons have succeeded in breaking into the Rock Dove population of Britain, causing a radical impact on the wild, pure Rock Dove. Feral Pigeons reproduce willingly al through the year, and, being a lot calmer natured compared to the Placid Rock Dove, they are gradually shifting northwards these days.

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Collared Dove

Size: 29-32CM, 11-13INC

The Collard Dove is a unique, thin, long-tailed bird that is prevalent, and effortlessly viewed, across Europe. It is spotted in city gardens, towns and villages, in addition to more open areas.

The coverage of Collard Doves is really extraordinary. They were first located in Asia, and their conquest into Europe properly happened in the mid-1900s. The first birds were seen in Britain in the 1950s, and a tiny reproducing population became started in East Angalia in 1955. Nowadays, almost 40 years later, the Collard Dove is found all over Britain, in huge numbers.

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Wood Pigeon

Size: 39-45CM, 15-18INC

The WoodPigeon is a well-known, round bird that is really popular throughout the whole of Europe. It is discovered in virtually any kind of habitat, although prefers forests, gardens and grassland, regardless of inner-city or countryside circumstances.

WoodPigeons come in abundance, reproducing broods during March until late November providing the weather is right, plus throughout autumn massive flocks can be viewed in agricultural locations.

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