CONNECT BUTTERFLIES

The meadow in early summer is perhaps the brightest palette of colors and rich colors. Here and gaining green grass, and already blooming and fragrant with unique wild aromas wildflowers. But the abundance of colors and colors creates not only all of the above. Butterflies are the creatures that bring a special charm and splendor to the meadow world. Imagine an aquarium with only vegetation, without fish. Yes, it's beautiful, but something is missing. So is the meadow. Fluttering chocolate plants, cabbage plants, lemongrass plants, blueberries and others complement and enliven this unique natural oasis.

You will have to deal with the tropics here. There are more varieties of butterflies here than, say, in the middle latitudes. Look, someone caught a few pieces in a net and the butterflies got stuck in the net! You should try to set them all free. In order to do this, you need to connect the butterflies in two identical ones. Only the two of them would be able to leave the trap.

There is one small subtlety. In order to connect, the butterflies should not interfere with anything. Their path to each other in the grid should not have more than 2 turns. Thus, when looking for pairs, look first at the edges of the insect cluster, and then at the center (it happens that a pair of identical butterflies sit next to each other).

If you have played the famous Butterfly Mahjong before, then the rules are already familiar to you, they are exactly the same, however, and like any mahjong of the connect type, also called the connect pairspuzzle.