Ladybird Escape

[EscapeFever]

Escape the room of ladybirds. There are going to happen a lot of strange things in this room. Try to escape!

Play here

Please use spoilers to give hints:
[spoiler=Title Here]Enter text here...[/spoiler]

Please do not post a video walkthrough for 7 days.

[Mistery]

Found and used 4 ladybirds, and a cushion. Got some sort of grass.

Searching for a hint for arrow puzzle.
EDIT: Got it, just use your logic

Used hen.
Ha, got an egg.

And out!

Cute game

[sourkraut]

Woot! I'm second... That's about as exciting as my life gets *sigh* =)

Edit: And out...

Cute game...

[RBS]

Nice game. I always called them ladybugs but online dictionary said ladybird is a synonym...learned something new.

Rather odd place to keep a chicken but it helped me escape.

[donaud]

Strange and easy !!

We call those "lady BUGS" where I live

[Mindsmasher]

I'm out too. not too hard - I wonder what the ladybirds actually did after using them ?

In my country the name of those have nothing in common with bugs or lady - we call it "Biedronka"

[Purp]

Interesting game. I don't tend to leave live animals in a place like that, however.

[SneakSnake]

Ladybird

In my country (the Netherlands) we call Ladybirds (literally translated) Dear Lord Animals.

[Ray]

In my country (Quebec) we call them "coccinelle" or "bibite a patate"

[SneakSnake]

Quebec?

Is Quebec a country? Isn't it a part of Canada? Is it the French name for Ladybird?

[lawli88]

Ouch! Had to get help to find the last couple of items...

[old biker]

we call them "lieveheersbeestje" ,for translation see post 8 of sneakpeak.
if you trow one over your shoulder you can make a wish

out now ,found last ladybird

under piano

[SweetDiversion]

In germany we call them "Marienkنfer" :-)
Could someone help me please with the wood- riddle?

In germany we call them "Marienkنfer" :-)
Could someone help me please with the wood- riddle?

Got it !

[old biker]

ah..ok then..

[CurriedBrain]

Out. Nice game.

Here in Britain they're called ladybirds, and this summer we had a plague of them! In some areas, the ground was so thickly carpeted with them, you couldn't help but step on the poor things. It was impossible not to.