Wingspan: Oceanien-udvidelse

Yes. Nectar is wild when paying a bird’s food cost, using an “any food” bird ability, or paying for a player-mat upgrade. It is not wild when a bird power asks for a specific food type (pp. 2–3).

Discard any unspent nectar in your personal supply back to the general supply; you can’t carry it into the next round. Don’t discard nectar on your spent-nectar spaces or cached on birds (p. 2).

When you spend nectar for a bird, an eligible bird ability, or a player-mat upgrade, place it on the space for the habitat where you spent it. At game end, in each habitat, the most nectar scores 5 points and second-most scores 2; you need at least 1 there to qualify, and ties split the tied points rounded down (p. 3).

On the new player mat, you may discard 1 food to reset the birdfeeder in the forest or the bird tray in the wetland. Do the reset first, then take food or cards (p. 3).

Resolve the end-of-round steps first, including scoring the Round 4 goal, then activate game-end powers. If you have several, you choose their order; they do not trigger pink “once between turns” powers (pp. 2–3).