Animal Crossing's Bunny Day event has officially begun, and players are now on the hunt for Easter eggs at the behest of one Zipper T. Bunny. Indeed, there are six types of eggs in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and fans will need to find all of them if they hope to craft the seasonal items that have come with Bunny Day. Fortunately, it is not too difficult to find all six different ACNH eggs, and this guide looks to provide some assistance with this matter.

To cut to the chase, here are the six different types of Animal Crossing: New Horizons eggs along with details on how to locate each of them:

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  • Earth egg - These eggs are found by digging, and they are designated on the ground by the same pattern that appears when a fossil is present. Players that equip their shovels and dig in any spot where there is one of these markings should have little trouble coming up with Animal Crossing: New Horizons' earth egg.
  • Stone egg - These eggs come from hitting stones with an axe or shovel, and fans can find them as they farm for ACNH's iron nuggets. While there is indication that Animal Crossing: New Horizons' stone eggs will not drop from the daily money rock, all other rocks appear to be fair game.
  • Leaf egg - Perhaps the easiest to find of all of the eggs, ACNH's leaf eggs appear very prominently within the leaves of certain trees. All a player must do in order to obtain these eggs is give the appropriate tree a shake and collect the eggs that fall to the ground.
  • Wood egg - As with leaf eggs, Animal Crossing: New Horizons' wood eggs also come from trees, but they do not appear visibly on the plant. Instead, players will need to hit trees with their axes, as they would to collect the various different types of woods, until wood eggs are produced.
  • Sky egg - To collect ACNH's sky egg players should simply equip their slingshots and look for balloons with presents floating in the air. To note, balloons with sky eggs differentiate themselves from regular balloons because they have striped patterns upon them.
  • Water egg - Players that are looking for Animal Crossing: New Horizons' water egg should just head to the nearest water source, look for a fish shadow, and catch it with their fishing rods. This shadow will have a chance to be a water egg, and indeed this type of egg can be pulled from rivers, ponds, and the sea.

To note, all of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Easter eggs aside from the sky egg can be obtained on Mystery Islands. As such, players that find themselves needing more eggs than their islands can produce can simply exchange some Nook Miles for Nook Miles Tickets and continue their Bunny Day farming in a new location.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available now for Nintendo Switch.

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