What is unusual about the opening?

The verified route occupies all five slots with magenta-family counts 33, 30, 64, 36, and 29.

Why is the cleanup so long?

The bird's orange rim, white feathers, charcoal outline, and small neck accents expose in many separate bands.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 10 colors

Drain magenta 33, 30, 64, 36, and 29 together, then rotate mixed rim and feather colours through the long-necked bird.

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Load magenta-family groups 33, 30, 64, 36, and 29.
Wait through the measured reductions 31/23/37/30/23, then 22/18/19/18/21, and 17/6/13/7/13.
Replace freed lanes with charcoal 20, orange 12, yellow 8, cream 8; continue white 15, orange 11, yellow 1, and magenta 22.
Work the lower wing through white 5, orange 14, pale purple 6, yellow 6; then white 4, yellow 11, and the next white-pale-purple-yellow wave.
Use blue 3, charcoal 32, magenta 42, cream 28, magenta 36; continue blue 3, cream 21, yellow 5, magenta 5, yellow 3.
Hold blue 3 while cream falls from 19 to 2 beside yellow 5, blue 8, yellow 3; admit magenta 10 only when the underside reappears.
Rotate the late white, blue, yellow, magenta, pale-pink, cyan, and charcoal rows, waiting for each repeated feather colour to expose.
When the orange upper rim opens, start its final group at 30 and let it reduce through 28 and 25 before adding another buried rim colour.
Finish orange through 23, 15, and 3, interleaved with white, yellow, blue, cyan, pale pink, and charcoal for the neck and wing tips.

Colors in this level:

Magenta, Pink, White, Orange, Yellow, Cream, Charcoal, Blue, Cyan, Tan

Treating a draining magenta remainder as a fresh selection produces a false route.
Loading repeated orange groups before the upper rim exposes can fill the tray.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A long-necked bird has an orange head and wing rim, cyan-blue neck, white/pale-pink body, magenta lower wing, tan shoulder, and charcoal outline.
Goal: Remove the magenta underside, open the white-pink body, then clear the orange-charcoal rim and small neck/head fragments.
Opening: All five initial slots take magenta-family groups 33, 30, 64, 36, and 29; they reduce to 17, 6, 13, 7, and 13 before mixed colours enter.
Danger Zone: Repeated pink, white, and orange nests can be confused with still-draining active groups; adding the next copy too early can jam the deep queue.
Mechanics: A five-nest same-family opening leads into a very long mixed-colour feather and rim peel.

What is unusual about the opening?
The verified route occupies all five slots with magenta-family counts 33, 30, 64, 36, and 29.
Why is the cleanup so long?
The bird's orange rim, white feathers, charcoal outline, and small neck accents expose in many separate bands.