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Bird Nonograms

Owls, ducks, songbirds, and other bird shapes in picross form.

25 puzzlesUpdated regularly — new bird nonograms are added to this page as the library grows.

Puzzles

Bird Nonograms

Owl 30x30 Nonogram solution preview

Animals · Hard · 30x30

Owl 30x30 Nonogram

Play Owl 30x30 Nonogram, a 30x30 hard nonogram with a clean browser grid and saved progress.

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Related categories

Category Cat Nonograms

Cats, kittens, and feline silhouettes — quick picross puzzles that stay readable even on small grids.

 Category Dog Nonograms

Puppies, paws, and playful dog-themed nonograms for short, friendly solves.

 Category Animal Nonograms

A growing mix of animal puzzles: fish, rabbits, butterflies, birds, and pets.

 Category Japanese Nonograms

Calm Japan-themed picross: torii gates, sakura, lanterns, Mount Fuji, and kanji-inspired symbols.

 Category Fish Nonograms

Fish, water, and ocean-themed nonograms with clean, readable silhouettes.

 Category Food Nonograms

Pizza, desserts, snacks, and simple kitchen shapes — light picross for a quick break.

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Useful guides

Guide What Is a Nonogram?

A short introduction for anyone who has seen picross grids and wants to know how they actually work.

 Guide How to Solve Nonograms

Practical tactics that work on almost every nonogram, from beginner grids to larger boards.

 Guide Nonogram Rules

The full set of nonogram rules, kept short.

About bird nonograms

Bird nonograms work well because wings, beaks, and tails create clear pixel-art outlines, especially on medium grids where the details have a little room to breathe.

FAQ

FAQ

Are these nonograms free?

Yes. Every nonogram on the site is free to play in your browser, with no account and no ads inside the game.

Is my progress saved?

Yes. Your moves, timer, and completion are saved in your browser as you play, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes. Tap to fill a cell, use the mode buttons to switch between fill, X, and erase, and pan with a finger on larger grids.