Who is sitting on the clothesline? Of course, it's a parrot with a blue head and yellow wings. Behind it sits another one with red wings, but that one has already fluttered away, over to the fence or somewhere else. In this game for 2-5 players aged 6 and up, the colorful parrots take off and land where another one was just seen. Time and again, the vibrant flutterers gather at five different locations, only to soon be scattered across other landing spots in a colorful array. In each turn, players create a colorful confusion. Each time, a new bird lands while another flutters away. All "birdwatchers" try to remember the locations of the parrots indicated by a search card in their binoculars. It proves particularly clever to encounter many similarly colored feathered companions at the same landing spot. Meanwhile, one should also secretly keep track of where their own type of parrot is moving. Throughout the game, a single exotic bird is spotted. Knowing its favorite landing spots can be very valuable. Conversely, players must avoid the locations of their opponent's parrot. Those who pay close attention and let all the birds flutter cleverly can adorn themselves with many colorful feathers and win. The intellectual inspiration for this charming game idea comes from the Portuguese game designer Luís Dinis. The illustrations are by the renowned artist Dennis Lohausen.