Bird Nesting Guide

Bird Nests are an exciting addition in your Fairyland Garden and can be used in to incubate eggs and hatch cute Chicks! Eggs can be found in two ways, either by attracting certain Adult Fairyland Birds to your Garden (this can be done at any time of the year), or by finding eggs dropped by the Easter Bunny (only available during the Easter Season). Here we will explain how to use your Nest, you can click on a link below to go straight to that section or follow the guide through from start to finish Nest Building Nesting Birds Nest Repairs easter chicks and chocolate Bunnies

Nest Building

To build your Nest, first you will need to place a Nesting Tree in your garden, these can be gifted by friends or picked up on your Facebook News Feed. Once you have placed your Nest in your Garden you will then need to start attracting Birds.  Nesting Trees are available in five diferent colours, as  shown below, the colour will have NO EFFECT on the outcome of how your Nest can be used, they all work in exactly the same way. The colour of your Nest is random, if you would like a specific colour then you will need to keep accepting gifts until you get the colour you require.         You will need to attract 5 DIFFERENT TYPES OF BIRDS to your Garden overall to build your Nest. For example, you could start with the Pair of Lovebirds, once a multiple of five (5) Pair of Lovebirds have been spotted in your garden they will give you a 20% part of your Nest. Then you need to move to a different Bird, for example Macaws, once you have a multiple of 5 Macaws spotted in your garden another 20% part will be added to your Nest, (these are of course just examples and you can attract any type of Bird from the list below to help build your Nest). You need to repeat this for 5 DIFFERENT BIRDS. You will also receive a 20% part of your nest if it is the first time that a particular bird has been spotted in your garden.
All Adult Birds (except the Cuckoo) will add a a 20% part to your Nest, you can use our list below to see which Birds you could attract to your Garden to build your Nest. Remember if you spot Birds in someone else’ Gardens they DO NOT help build your own Nest, you need to have the  Birds spotted in your own Garden. However, the Birds you spot in other Gardens will help to build that Garden Owners Nest. You can build as many Bird Nests as you want to and you can send them to storage at any time for safe keeping when you want to do something else. ** IMPORTANT ** Please note when building your Nest that birds will only nest and lay eggs in a Nest which they have helped to build. So for example, a Wren will only nest and lay an egg in a Nest which another Wren helped to build. You may want to bear this in mind when building your nest.

Here is a full list of all the Birds that can help build a Nest and how to attract them.

To go directly to the section you require click on the link below: The Birds within the following sections are listed in date or progressive order as per the Fairyland Wildlife Guide. Clicking on any of the Bird names which are shown in Green will take you to their Ultimate Garden Setup. FG = Fully Grown, RFH = Ready For Harvest.
Nesting Birds Level 1-10 Level 11+ Non Nesting Birds Common Level 1-10 Level 11+ Seasonal Mythological Rainforest Endangered Hummingbirds Zodiac Pond Topiary Extinct

Nesting Birds

Level 1-10

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Bee Eater
(Level 7)
Apis Melliflora RFH All Herbs FG, RFH Bird Mix Any 3 Average Amber
Chaffinch
(Level 1)
Apis Melliflora RFH Mountain Whisper Herb RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amber
Bellis Lycaena RFH
Flora Formicidae RFH Nightrose Herb RFH
Odonata Igniflora RFH
Cuckoo
(Level 1)
An empty nest – Butterpillaflora (1 red or rainbow will 100% deter for each nest) FG Any except Veggies Any 2 Average Amber
Nightingale
(Level 6)
Requires both: All Herbs FG, RFH Bird Mix Any 6 Average Sapphire
Carmena Uniflora # RFH
Luna Serena RFH
# The Note which attracts the Nightingale changes every day. Mon – A (Red), Tues – C (Yellow), Weds – E (Blue), Thurs – G (Violet), Fri – B (Orange), Sat – D (Green), Sun – F (Indigo)
Roadrunner
(Level 3)
All Cacti RFH – – Bird Mix Low 4 Average Sunlight
 
Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Singing Bush Lark
(Level 2)
Carmena Uniflora RFH Dulcia Somniflora FG Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amber
Waxwing
(Level 1)
Dulcis Fructus RFH – – Tropical Fruits Any 5 Rare Sapphire
Fructus Randomus (Strawberry only) RFH
Wren
(Level 1)
Apis Melliflora RFH Spring Crown Herb RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sunlight
Bellis Lycaena RFH
Flora Formicidae RFH
Odonata Igniflora RFH
Yellow Wagtail
(Level 1)
Apis Melliflora RFH Snowstar Herb RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sunlight
Bellis Lycaena RFH
Flora Formicidae RFH
Odonata Igniflora RFH

Level 11+

 
Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Blue Jay
(Level 20)
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 4 Average Amber
Bellis Lycaena (Blue only) FG
Carmena Aviflora (Blue only) FG
Piscis Aquabullae (Blue only) FG
Chickadee
(Level 28)
Cattus Peloflorus RFH All Herbs RFH Bird Mix Any 3 Average Amber
Crane
(Level 18)
Odonata Igniflora (The more variety the better) RFH – – Bird Mix Any 5 Rare Emerald
Jackdaw
(Level 14)
Flora Praecocia RFH – – Bird Mix Any 5 Rare Emerald
Rosa Praecocia RFH
Tulipa Praecocia RFH
Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Kingfisher
(Level 20)
Piscis Aquabullae RFH Luna Serena RFH Bird Mix Any 5 Very Rare Moonlight
Magpie
(Level 14)
Flora Praecocia RFH Nightrose Herb FG, RFH Bird Mix Any 1 Very Common Ruby
Rosa Praecocia RFH
Tulipa Praecocia RFH
Oriole
(Level 32)
Dulcia Glaciaflora FG All Herbs RFH Bird Mix. Tropical Fruits Any 3 Average Sunlight
Dulcia Saccaflora FG
Dulcia Zingibera FG
Dulcis Fructus FG
Woodpecker
(Level 11)
All Bonsai RFH Bellis Lycaena (Yellow, Orange or Green) FG Bird Mix Any 3 Rare Emerald

Non Nesting Birds

Common

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Mallard Anything Any All Mushrooms FG Bird Mix, Veggies Any 1 Very Common Ruby

Level 1-10

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Kiwi
(Level 1)
Cumulus Albiflorus RFH – – Bird Mix Low 7 Very Rare Moonlight
Cumulus Amora RFH
Ostrich
(Level 5)
Solaris Igniflorus FG All Herbs FG, RFH Veggies Any 3 Rare Sapphire

Level 11+

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Australian King Parrot
(Level 13)
Taiyo Bonsai FG, RFH Luna Serena RFH Bird Mix Any 5 Very Rare Moonlight
Barn Owl
(Level 9)
Requires both of: – – Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amber
All Bonsai RFH
Luna serena RFH
Long-Eared Owl
(Level 9)
Requires both of: Will not visit a Garden containing a ready for harvest Bonsai which is not its preferred one for that day! – Bird Mix Any 5 Rare Emerald
All Bonsai (attracted to a different one each day) RFH
Luna serena RFH
Pair of Magpies
(Level 14)
Flora Praecocia RFH – – Bird Mix Any 4 Rare Sapphire
Rosa Praecocia RFH
Tulipa Praecocia RFH
King Penguin
(Level 20)
Piscis Aquabullae Orange RFH Piscis Aquabullae all other colors Bird Mix Any 3 Average Amber
Piscis Aquabullae Red FG
Piscis Aquabullae Green FG
Puffin
(Level 20)
Piscis Aquabullae Yellow RFH Piscis Aquabullae all other colors Bird Mix Any 3 Average Sunlight
Piscis Aquabullae Red FG
Piscis Aquabullae Orange FG
Ping-Ponguin
(Level 27)
Hibernus Planetai (Uranus) RFH All other Planets RFH Bird Mix Low 5 Very Rare Amethyst

Seasonal

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Elf Mallard Santa Snowman (must also be snowing in garden) All Mushrooms FG Bird Mix, Veggies Any 2 Very Common Ruby or Santa Buttons
Cardinal
Poinsettia FG – – Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amber or Eyes
Festive Mallard
Christmas Tree (must also be snowing in garden) FG All Mushrooms FG Bird Mix, Veggies Any 2 Very Common Ruby or Buttons
Ice Flower (must also be snowing in garden) FG
Flamingo
Pink Ribbon Plant FG – – Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amber
Ghostly Mallard
Halloween Plant (there must also be flying witches in the garden) RFH All Mushrooms FG Bird Mix, Veggies Any 2 Very Common Trick or Treat Seed
Zombie Mallard
Completed Halloween Witch Scarecrow All Mushrooms FG Any Any 2 Very Common Trick or Treat Seed or Witch’s Legs
Halloween Plant (there must also be flying witches in the garden) RFH
Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Summer Mallard
Sunflower FG All Mushrooms FG Veggies, Bird Mix Any 2 Very Common Ruby
Pair of Lovebirds
Loveflower FG, RFH – – Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sunlight
Peace Dove
Poppy RFH – – Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sunlight
Robin
Poinsettia FG – – Bird Mix Any 4 Rare Sapphire or Buttons
Snowy Owl
Christmas Tree FG, RFH Sundragon Herb FG, RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sunlight or Nose
Ice Flower FG, RFH

Mythological

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Griffin
(Highly Skilled)
Gathering Pixies Mushrooms RFH – – Bird Mix Any 4 Average Amber
All higher level Mushrooms FG
Phoenix (Expert)
Amethyst Parasol Mushroom RFH – – Bird Mix Any 6 Rare Sapphire
All higher level Mushrooms FG

Rainforest

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Macaw Forest Ruby FG All Herbs FG Bird Mix, Tropical Fruits Any 2 Average Enchanted Ruby

Endangered

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Cassowary Requires all of: – – Tropical Fruits Any 14 Endangered Ruby
Enchanted Forest Emerald FG
Forest Emerald FG
Forest Amber FG
Forest Ruby FG
Toucan Requires both: – – Tropical Fruits Any 8 Endangered Ruby
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG

Hummingbirds

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Antillean Crested Hummingbird
Requires both: – – Bird Mix Any 5 Average Enchanted Ruby
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG
Blossomcrown Hummingbird
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 18 Average Enchanted Amethyst
Enchanted Forest Amethyst FG
Forest Amethyst FG
Enchanted Forest Sunlight FG
Forest Sunlight FG
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG
Broad Billed Hummingbird Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 9 Average Enchanted Sunlight
Enchanted Forest Sunlight FG
Forest Sunlight FG
Forest Ruby FG
Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Saw Billed Hummingbird
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 16 Average Enchanted Moonlight
Enchanted Forest Moonlight FG
Forest Moonlight FG
Enchanted Forest Amber FG
Forest Amber FG
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG
Swallow Tailed Hummingbird
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 7 Average Enchanted Amber
Enchanted Forest Amber FG
Forest Amber FG
Forest Ruby FG
Violet Headed Hummingbird
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 12 Average Enchanted Emerald
Enchanted Forest Emerald FG
Forest Emerald FG
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG
Violet Sabrewing Hummingbird
Requires all of: – – Bird Mix Any 14 Average Enchanted Sapphire
Enchanted Forest Sapphire FG
Forest Sapphire FG
Enchanted Forest Ruby FG
Forest Ruby FG

Zodiac

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Peacock
Libra Astroflorus (Sep 23 – Oct 22) RFH Solaris Igniflorus RFH Bird Mix, Veggies Any 2 Average Opal Birthstone
Pelican
Aquarius Astroflorus (Jan 20 – Feb 18) RFH Solaris Igniflorus RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Amethyst Birthstone
Stork
Virgo Astroflorus (Aug 23 – Sep 22) RFH Solaris Igniflorus RFH Bird Mix Any 2 Average Sapphire Birthstone

Pond

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Pond King Penguin
(Level 20)
Underwater Toadstool with Mermaid on top FG Piscis Aquabullae all other colors Bird Mix Any 2 Average Underwater Toadstool
Piscis Aquabullae Orange RFH
Piscis Aquabullae Red FG
Piscis Aquabullae Green FG
Pond Puffin
(Level 20)
Underwater Toadstool with Mermaid on top FG Piscis Aquabullae all other colors Bird Mix Any 2 Average Underwater Toadstool
Piscis Aquabullae Yellow RFH
Piscis Aquabullae Red FG
Piscis Aquabullae Orange FG

Topiary

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Topiary Crane Topiary Bush trimmed into its shape FG – – Bird Mix Any 5 Average Topiary Bush Seed
First attracted by unlocking the Indigo Topiary Pot –
Topiary Ostrich Topiary Bush trimmed into its shape FG – – Veggies Low 3 Average Topiary Bush Seed
First attracted by unlocking the Yellow Topiary Pot –
Topiary Woodpecker Topiary Bush trimmed into its shape FG – – Bird Mix Any 3 Average Topiary Bush Seed
First attracted by unlocking the Green Topiary Pot –

Extinct

Wildlife Attracted by Stage Deterred by Stage Food Type Feeding Table Diamonds / Rarity Item Dropped
Passenger Pigeon Attracted when the first section of a carved Bird Pole is painted Any Extinct wildlife cannot be deterred – Bird Mix Any 8 Extremely Rare! Ruby
Great Auk Attracted when the second section of a carved Bird Pole is painted Any Extinct wildlife cannot be deterred – Bird Mix Any 12 Extremely Rare! Ruby
Moa Attracted when the third section of a carved Bird Pole is painted Any Extinct wildlife cannot be deterred – Bird Mix Any 16 Extremely Rare! Ruby
Dodo Attracted when the fourth section of a carved Bird Pole is painted Any Extinct wildlife cannot be deterred – Bird Mix Any 20 Extremely Rare! Ruby

Nesting Birds

Once you have completed your nest you can then use it to help the Fairyland birds to lay their eggs in. For this you will need to get an adult bird to nest. First of all you will need an empty completed nest in your garden. Decide which chick you’d like to try for first, and attract the adult bird to your Garden while the completed nest is sitting there empty. Every 10th of that bird spotted in your Garden will nest in your empty nest (remember, the nest must have been part-built by that same type of bird!) For individual set up advice please check our Ultimate Set Up guides using the links below. Nesting Bee Eater Nesting Blue Jay Nesting Chaffinch Nesting Chickadee Nesting Crane Nesting Cuckoo Nesting Jackdaw Nesting Kingfisher Nesting Magpie Nesting Nightingale Nesting Oriole Nesting Roadrunner Nesting Singing Bush Lark Nesting Waxwing Nesting Woodpecker Nesting Wren Nesting Yellow Wagtail When the adult bird is nesting in your Garden, it will have a task for you to complete before it will lay an egg (speak to the bird to ask it about the task – different birds will have different tasks for you.) The task will always involve finding birds in other gardens. The birds are split into groups, each task will involve finding your next multiple of five of one of the other birds within that group. Bird Groups The cuckoo can ask you to spot any of the other birds and does not have a set group Group 1: Wren, Yellow Wagtail, Chaffinch, Singing Bush Lark Group 2: Nightingale, Bee Eater, Roadrunner, Waxwing Group 3: Kingfisher, Oriole, Chickadee, Blue Jay Group 4: Woodpecker, Magpie, Jackdaw, Crane Once you have completed your task the bird will lay its egg in your nest, and you will then need to leave the correct food out for the chick (use a low feeding table with bird mix) and it will soon hatch and the chick can be spotted.
Bee Eater Blue Jay Chaffinch Chickadee Crane Jackdaw Kingfisher Magpie Nightingale
Cuckoo Oriole Roadrunner Singing Bush Lark Waxwing Woodpecker Wren Yellow Wagtail

**IMPORTANT**

Watch out for Cuckoos! They are attracted to, and will nest in, any empty nest! You can either deter them with Butterpillaflora flowers or shoo them away if an unwanted one decides to nest in your Garden. It is best to deter cuckoos as shooing one away will count as one use of your nest (5 uses will result in you needing to repair your nest, please see nest repairs below).

Nest Repairs

Once your nest has been used five times it will become slightly damaged and will need some minor repair work before you can use it again, it will go back down to 80% complete and you will then need to repair the nest in the same way you built it. You will need to attract some more birds to help build it again as before. Be careful to check which bird you have lost from those that helped to build the nest as you will need a different bird to those that have already helped. When you hover your mouse over your nest you can check which birds helped to build it and how many uses are left before it needs repairing. It will always be the bird that is furthest to the left that will drop off the list of birds that has helped to build that nest. For example in the nest shown below the nest will need repairing after another 3 more uses and will lose the element built by the singing bush lark. It counts as one use each time you incubate an egg or if you discard an unhatched egg from the nest. Shooing a bird away also counts as one use, so be careful to deter the cuckoos using a butterpillaflora plant rather than let them use your carefully prepared nest. Nests completed by ALL HUMMINGBIRDS will never need repairing, they are ideal for the Easter Chicks as they can be used over and over to incubate without breaking.

Easter Chicks and Chocolate Bunnies
You can also use your completed Nest to incubate cute Easter Chicks and Chocolate Bunnies during the Easter Season. The Easter Bunny drops an egg every time you spot it in another Garden! (But only if you have an empty nest in your own Garden ready to incubate it). The Egg will then be incubated in your Nest until you are ready to hatch it. For Easter Chicks simply place some bird mix on a low table in your Garden and your Egg will soon hatch as a cute Baby Chick and for Chocolate Bunnies you will need wild berries on a low table!Once the Chick has been spotted you can then try and find another Easter Bunny to drop another Egg. Each nest will be able to incubate 5 Eggs altogether, one after the other, not at the same time. Once your Nest has been used to incubate 5 Eggs it will need repairing as explained above. With the Easter Eggs there is an easy way to tell how many times your Nest has been used (and therefore how many more times before it will need a repair), by the “Pattern” on the Egg in a particular Nest. The pattern will tell you which number egg it is in that nest.  The First Egg Pattern is Spots
The Second Egg Pattern is Hearts
The Third Egg Pattern is Flowers
The Fourth Egg Pattern is Butterflies
The Fifth Egg Pattern is Stars
Rainbow Egg
Chocolate Bunny Eggshells
Chocolate Bunny
White Chocolate Bunny
Dark Chocolate Bunny
These are the various coloured eggs that can be dropped by the Easter Bunny. Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Rainbow, Chocolate, White Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Other than the Rainbow Egg which is dropped when you spot a multiple of 10 Easter bunnies it is totally random as to which colour egg the Easter Bunny will drop for you. However the Chocolate Eggs are much rarer than the Coloured Easter Eggs! The Easter Bunny will very occasionally drop a Chocolate Egg instead of the usual decorated ones! However this only happens extremely rarely (there’s only about a 1 in 100 chance that the egg will be Chocolate.) The White and Dark Chocolate Eggs are harder to find than the regular ones. Easter eggs hatch the following wildlife- Red Eggs can hatch a Red Chick Orange Eggs can hatch a Red Chick or an Orange Chick. Yellow Eggs can hatch a Red Chick, Orange Chick or a Yellow Chick. Green Eggs can hatch a Red Chick, Orange Chick, Yellow Chick or a Green Chick. Blue Eggs can hatch a Red Chick, Orange Chick, Yellow Chick, Green Chick or a Blue Chick. Indigo Eggs can hatch a Red Chick, Orange Chick, Yellow Chick, Green Chick, Blue Chick or an Indigo Chick. Violet Eggs can hatch a Red Chick, Orange Chick, Yellow Chick, Green Chick, Blue Chick, Indigo Chick or a Violet Chick. Rainbow Eggs will hatch a Rainbow Chick Chocolate Eggs will hatch a Chocolate Bunny White Chocolate Eggs will hatch a White Chocolate Bunny Dark Chocolate Eggs will hatch a Dark Chocolate Bunny You can use our Wildlife Guide to see how many diamonds the Easter Wildlife is worth.