Feeding the various critters in Disney Dreamlight Valley is essential, and among them, Sunbirds present a unique challenge. Their complex favorite food system makes them one of the trickiest critters to please. But don’t worry; learning how to feed them is straightforward with the right knowledge!
Unlocking critters like Sunbirds as permanent companions requires you to provide them with their favorite foods. This task may also pop up during Star Path events, making it crucial to understand how to aid these colorful creatures. Here’s a detailed guide on how to feed Sunbirds in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
1. How to Feed Sunbirds in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Feeding Sunbirds starts with a simple approach. Just walk up to them and hit the “interact” button when you’re close. Unlike other critters that might demand intricate procedures before they can be fed, Sunbirds are quite approachable. However, their dietary preferences are a bit more nuanced.
2. What Do Sunbirds Like to Eat?
All Sunbirds love Flowers, but the particular type they prefer varies based on their individual colors. Each Sunbird has a favorite flower corresponding to the vibrant hue of its feathers. Here’s a breakdown:
| Sunbird | Favorite Food | All Favorites | Liked Food |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emerald Sunbird | All green and yellow Flowers | Green: Green Passion Lily, Green Rising Penstemon Yellow: Dandelion, Goldenrod, Eternal Poppies, Sunflower, Yellow Bromeliad, Yellow Daisy, Yellow Nasturtium, Yellow Tale Cone Flowers. |
All other flowers |
| Golden Sunbird | All orange and yellow Flowers | Orange: Orange & Red Marsh Milkweed, Orange Houseleek, Orange Marsh Milkweed, Orange Nasturtium. Yellow: Dandelion, Goldenrod, Eternal Poppies, Sunflower, Yellow Bromeliad, Yellow Daisy, Yellow Nasturtium, Yellow Tale Cone Flowers. |
All other flowers |
| Orchid Sunbird | All pink and purple Flowers | Pink: Pink Bromeliad, Pink Houseleek, Pink Hydrangea, White & Pink Falling Penstemon. Purple: Purple Bell Flower, Purple Falling Penstemon, Purple Hydrangea, Purple Impatiens, Purple Marsh Milkweed, Purple Rising Penstemon. |
All other flowers |
| Red Sunbird | All blue and red Flowers | Blue: Blue Falling Penstemon, Blue Glass-Like Flowers, Blue Hydrangea, Blue Luminescent Flower, Blue Marsh Milkweed, Blue Passion Lily, Blue Star Lily, Blue Tale Cone Flower, Teal Eternal Poppies. Red: Orange & Red Marsh Milkweed, Red Bell Flower, Red Bromeliad, Red Daisy, Red Falling Penstemon, Red Nasturtium, Red Passion Lily, Red Rose, White & Red Hydrangea. |
All other flowers |
| Turquoise Sunbird | All green and pink Flowers | Green: Green Passion Lily and Green Rising Penstemon. Pink: Pink Bromeliad, Pink Houseleek, Pink Hydrangea, White & Pink Falling Penstemon. |
All other flowers |
While you may encounter other flowers in the valley like Olive Tale Cone Flowers and Black Passion Lilies, they won’t be Sunbirds’ favorites unless they match the critter’s specific colors. Any flower can be given as a gift, but only the ones matching their color schemes are considered their favorites.
3. Where to Find Sunbirds in Disney Dreamlight Valley
All five varieties of Sunbirds can be spotted flying around the Sunlit Plateau biome in Disney Dreamlight Valley. They might not always be available because Sunbirds have specific activity times, but you can always count on at least two being around this area. Remember, they don’t wander into other biomes, so make sure to thoroughly search within the Sunlit Plateau if you’re having difficulty finding them.
Curious about where else these beautiful critters might be located or their other habits? Keep exploring! There’s always more to discover in the enchanting Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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