Place the 3 WEIGHTS on the scale (Z) cross the bridge.

Place the HEAD on the door select each head twice and enter (X).

Read the recipe take the 2nd WEIGHT (V).

Take the OIL (S) and BUTTERFLY NET (T).

Receive a map which will be added to your toolbar (R).

Place the DOOR-KNOCKER on the door select it (P).

Use the OWL to get the DOOR-KNOCKER (N).Use the DRIED TWIG on the birds receive an OWL (L).Remove the wood insert the 3 WOODEN DISCS in the slots to trigger a puzzle (G).

Use the TROWEL on the dirt take the 3rd WOODEN DISC (F).Place the FISHING ROD in the holder receive a WOODEN DISC (D).Use the KNIFE on the rope and open the hatch take the FISHING ROD (C).Select the scroll (3) for your task list.Select the journal (2) for clues and story updates.Use the map (1) to check objective locations and fast travel to previously unlocked locations.The HOP lists may be random our lists may vary from yours.Interactive items will be color-coded and some will be numbered please follow the numbers in sequence.

We will use the acronym HOP for Hidden-object puzzles.This guide will not mention each time you have to zoom into a location the screenshots will show each zoom scene.This is the official guide for Lost Lands: Dark Overlord.Any unauthorized use, including re-publication in whole or in part, without permission, is strictly prohibited. This walkthrough was created by BrownEyedTigre, and is protected under US Copyright laws. Remember to visit the Big Fish Games Forums if you find you need more help. Use the walkthrough menu below to quickly jump to whatever stage of the game you need help with. We hope you find this information useful as you play your way through the game. This document contains a complete Lost Lands: Dark Overlord game walkthrough featuring annotated screenshots from actual gameplay! Whether you use this document as a reference when things get difficult or as a road map to get you from beginning to end, we're pretty sure you'll find what you're looking for here. Something pulled your son into a shimmering portal. If you’re looking to offer a welcoming home for all pollinators, good news! Many of these flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies and bees! See our lists of flowers that attract butterflies and flowers that attract bees for more ideas.Welcome to the Lost Lands: Dark Overlord Walkthrough (But don’t be afraid to start small, even with just one plant, we’ve had success bringing our neighborhood hummers over for visits!) Also, avoid insecticides and pesticides for the hummingbirds' safety. For a safe, elevated feeding area-and a showy garden ornament-incorporate some cascading, tubular flowers in hanging baskets, like petunias or fuchsia.Ĭluster each type of hummingbird flower in your garden for an ample nectar supply, and include a variety with staggered bloom times to provide a steady food source spring through fall. See our favorite trees for small gardens for ideas (and be sure to check for hummingbird nests during spring pruning). Where you plant hummingbird flowers will depend on each plant’s sun and soil requirements, but make sure your garden design includes some safe places to perch, according the U.S. According to BirdNote Podcast, their eyes have adapted to spot reds and yellows, but these tiny birds are also quite intelligent and will change their color preferences to favor the most nectar-rich source. Hummingbirds also favor red flowers (and red hummingbird feeders, but skip the red dye). That includes blooms you might not think of, like sunflowers, whose centers are formed by tiny, closely packed tubular flowers. Hummingbirds’ favorite flowers tend to be tubular, which are suited to their long, thin beaks. By planting nectar-rich hummingbird flowers, you can enjoy their visits more often and help your local ecosystem too. Is there anything as enchanting as glimpsing a hummingbird flitting about your garden? How do their wings move so fast?! These majestic creatures are not only beautiful they are important pollinators.

Pictures of nectar collectors