What you should do with your BIRDS egg depends on the game’s current mechanics, but generally the egg is intended to be hatched, opened, or nurtured to unlock rewards or new features.

Common uses for a BIRDS egg include:

• Hatching the egg to reveal a bird, character, or collectible.
• Completing tasks or missions that help the egg progress toward hatching.
• Holding the egg until a specific event or unlock condition is met.
• Using it in special events that offer bonus rewards or exclusive items.
• Checking the egg details in the BIRDS app to see its current status and requirements.

If the egg has not hatched yet, continue participating in game activities and monitor any instructions provided within the BIRDS platform.

The contents of a BIRDS egg are typically revealed when the egg hatches or is opened within the game. Depending on the event, season, or game mechanics, a BIRDS egg may contain:

• A new bird or character
• In-game rewards or bonuses
• Points or tokens
• Special items or collectibles
• Limited-edition or rare assets
• Event-specific surprises

The exact contents usually vary based on the type of egg and the current BIRDS promotion or gameplay event. Players generally need to hatch or unlock the egg to discover what’s inside.

Your position on the BIRDS Weekly Leaderboard is typically determined by the total number of points, rewards, or qualifying activities you complete during the current leaderboard period. The more points you earn throughout the week, the higher your ranking.

Key factors that may affect your position include:

• Total points earned during the leaderboard week.
• Completion of eligible activities that award points.
• Consistency of participation throughout the competition period.
• Tie-breaker rules, which may prioritize users who reached a score first or completed more qualifying actions.

Leaderboard rankings are usually updated regularly and reset at the beginning of each new weekly competition cycle. Check the platform’s rules or leaderboard section for the specific scoring criteria used by BIRDS.