BLACKBIRD ENERGY INC. What s New: Blackbird is focused on oil! Three new oil plays have been initiated.

BLACKBIRD ENERGY INC. What s New: Blackbird is focused on oil! Three new oil plays have been initiated. 1 2010 BBI TSXV Deloitte

2 Blackbird Energy Inc. 2010 BBI TSXV Deloitte

Blackbird Energy Inc. Completes Acquisition of Ruger Energy Inc.(Dec. 17, 2012) - is pleased to announce that is has closed its previously announced acquisition of Ruger Energy Inc., a junior oil and gas exploration and development company in Alberta; Blackbird Energy Inc. Announces Purchase of Additional Oil & Gas Assets (Jan. 16, 2013) -Blackbird is pleased to announce that it has purchased certain oil and gas assets from Twin Butte Energy Inc. for total cash consideration of $540,000. The Flaxcombe Project is comprised of a total of 5,041 acres (net 2,393 acres) in West Central Saskatchewan. Blackbird will have 100% working interest in the Sparky oil property with 3 producing oil wells. The Acquisition includes 3D seismic coverage over the complete Sparky oil pool and two development oil well locations have been identified based on the 3D technical review; Blackbird Energy Successfully Completes Workover on Flaxcombe Sparky Project (Feb. 26, 2013) - is pleased to announce that it has completed the first Flaxcombe Sparky zone workover in its well, 22/16-13-29-27W3. The workover was completed at a cost of only $45,000. Production commenced immediately upon completion of the workover with the well averaging 25 barrels of oil per day since that time. The successful workover of the Flaxcombe Sparky Well has more than doubled production from the Flaxcombe Project to approximately 53 bopd Blackbird Energy Successfully Recompletes Flaxcombe Sparky Well #4 (Feb. 28, 2013) - is pleased to announce that it has recompleted a well in its recently acquired Flaxcombe property which was originally completed as a Mannville gas well. At a cost of only $84,000, the Flaxcombe Sparky zone in the well, 21/16-13- 29-27W3 (the "Flaxcombe Sparky Well #4"). The Flaxcombe Sparky Well #4 was pump tested for approximately 20 hours resulting in an equivalent average daily rate of 60 barrels of oil per day with a 15% water cut; Blackbird Energy Inc. Announces Agreement to Purchase 25 Sections of P&NG Rights in West Central Saskatchewan ( March 20, 2013) - has entered into an agreement to purchase 25 sections of Petroleum & Natural Gas Rights (the "Marengo - Mantario Project") from Home Quarter Resources Ltd. (the "Vendor") for total cash consideration of $115,000 (the "Acquisition"). 3 Blackbird Energy Inc. 2010 BBI TSXV Deloitte

Board of Directors Garth Braun CEO/President and Director: Mr. Braun brings to the company more than 30 years of diversified business background in the following sectors: oil and gas, finance, real estate and mining operations. Mr. Braun gained extensive experience in the operations of an international oil and gas company where he served as CEO and Chairman. Darrell Denney COO and Director: Mr. Denney is a Registered Engineering Technologist with over 30 years of diversified oil and gas industry experience including production, exploitation, drilling and completions. His focus over the last 12 years has been operations and management of small private E&P companies. Most recently, Mr. Denney was President of Ruger Energy Inc., a small private company focused on oil production and exploration in Saskatchewan. Mr. Denney is a member of the Alberta Society of Engineering Technologists. Murray Scalf Director: Mr. Scalf has over 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Mr. Scalf is a director and COO of Donnybrook Energy Inc and Donnycreek Energy Inc. Mr. Scalf was the President of Dorado Energy Inc., a private oil and gas exploration and production company acquired by Wildstream Exploration Inc. in January 2010. Mr. Scalf was formerly the President of Denim Exploration Corp., and prior thereto, President of Dorchester Energy Inc., both Calgary-based oil and gas companies which were ultimately acquired by senior Canadian producing oil and gas companies. Mr. Scalf is a member of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen. David Finn Director: Mr. Finn is a petroleum consultant who has been active in the oil & gas business for over 30 years. He began his oil and gas career as an employee with Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. in the geological and engineering departments where he was involved in petrophysical and economic analysis of company interests in the Western Canadian sedimentary basin Sean Campbell Director: Director: Mr Campbell has over 15 years experience in the oil and gas industry and presently serves as VP and Founder of Suretech Completions Ltd. a subsidiary of a major international oil and gas service company. Prior to that he was President and founder of Suretech Tool Services Inc. a private company specializing in innovative and leading edge downhole tool design. Mr. Campbell is an expert in the engineering and design of downhole liner packer systems used in essentially all horizontal well multi stage fracturing completions. William Macdonald Director: Mr. Macdonald's general corporate and securities practice has been focused on Canadian, U.S., Asian and cross-border public offerings, private and institutional financings (including U.S. private investment in public equity, or PIPE transactions), stock exchange listings, reverse takeovers and mergers and acquisitions. Ron Schmitz CFO and Director: Mr. Schmitz is the Principal and President of ASI Accounting Services Inc., which has provided administrative, accounting and office services to public and private companies since July 1995. Mr. Schmitz has been a director, 4 Chief Financial Officer or Executive VP of Gold Canyon Resources Inc. (TSX-V: GCU) since April 1997. In addition, Mr. Schmitz has been a director or Chief Financial Officer of various public companies since 1997 and currently is the Chief Financial Officer for several public companies. 2010 Deloitte

Management Team Garth Braun CEO/President and Director: Mr. Braun brings to the company more than 30 years of diversified business background in the following sectors: oil and gas, finance, real estate and mining operations. Mr. Braun gained extensive experience in the operations of an international oil and gas company where he served as CEO and Chairman. Darrell Denney COO and Director: Mr. Denney is a Registered Engineering Technologist with over 30 years of diversified oil and gas industry experience including production, exploitation, drilling and completions. His focus over the last 12 years has been operations and management of small private E&P companies. Most recently, Mr. Denney was President of Ruger Energy Inc., a small private company focused on oil production and exploration in Saskatchewan. Mr. Denney is a member of the Alberta Society of Engineering Technologists. Terry Skilnick, P.Geo. Chief Consulting Geologist: Mr. brings over 15 years of experience of successfully identifying economic resource opportunities in the oil and gas industry. Mr. Skilnick has served as a consultant to Donnycreek Energy Inc. since 2011 and as a consultant to Donnybrook Energy Inc. since 2010. Mr. Skilnick was the lead geologist in the identification of the Montney formation located in the Kakwa Wapiti area and the Montney formation located in the Bigstone areamr. Skilnick has been a critical member of management teams in raising exploration capital and in the deployment of the capital for the origination of high impact projects. Ralph Allen, P.Geo. - Consulting Geologist: Mr. Allen is a Registered Petroleum Geologist with over 34 years of diversified experience in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. He has considerable experience in Saskatchewan and will be deeply involved in the development of the Blackbird Saskatchewan oil properties. Dan Wehr Consulting Operations Manager: Mr. Wehr has over 30 years of diversified field operations and production experience. He has considerable heavy oil experience and has spent the last 10 years working for a major oil company in West Central Saskatchewan. He will be a key part of our Saskatchewan oil development team.. 5 BBI: 2010 TSXV Deloitte

Blackbird Energy Inc. Saskatchewan Oil Properties ~30.4 sections 5 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Flaxcombe Saskatchewan New producing property acquisition at 28 bopd, post first workover ~ 60 bopd. Recompleted Sparky Well #4, was pump tested for approximately 20 hours resulting in an equivalent average daily rate of 60 barrels of oil per day with a 15% water cut. Deal metrics $19,285/pdb and $4.29/bbl proved + probable. Working Interest 5,041 acres gross & 2,393 acres net. 100% working interest in the Sparky oil property with 3 producing oil wells. Upside for operating cost improvements. 7 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Flaxcombe Saskatchewan Sparky and Detrital 12-28 Detrital ~ 83 Mstb to date, Est. 122 Mstb Cum Oil See Appendix A Sparky producers Sparky producers Sparky workover Sparky producers New producing property acquisition at 28 bopd, post first workover ~ 60 bopd. Deal metrics $19,285/pdb and $4.29/bbl proved + probable. Working Interest 5,041 acres gross & 2,393 acres net. 100% working interest in the Sparky oil property with 3 producing oil wells. 8 Partner Licensed Mannville (Sparky) Hz location Upside for workovers, optimization and recompletions. Upside for operating cost improvements. BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Blackbird Energy Inc.: Flaxcombe Multi-Zone Oil Project Sparky (Upper Mannville) Detrital (Lower Mannville) Bakken (Mississippian Sands) 9 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Blackbird Energy Inc.: Focus on Low Cost Detrital oil play. There is a significant underexploited Detrital oil play in the Flaxcombe area of West Central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border. The key analogous well has produced >83,000 barrels of oil with low water cut. These wells share characteristics with zones in several Blackbird wellbores. We are presently preparing to evaluate and exploit this low cost recompletion opportunity. This evaluation of by-passed oil pay in existing wellbores allows Blackbird to prove up the Detrital cost effectively and develop a second oil reservoir. Based on 40 acre spacing 16 wells/section could be drilled. Detrital Drilling Inventory: ~ 8 oil wells Estimated Cost to recomplete two wells: $150,000 Recompletions to be implemented: Q2 2013 10 BBI TSX V 2010 Deloitte

Existing Detrital; cum over 83,000 Bbls; Blackbird Detrital zone 11 ~ 6 metres (20 feet ) Net oil Pay Over 30% porosity and ~4 ohms ~ 7 metres (21 feet) Net Oil Pay Over 30% porosity and ~4 ohms 2010 Deloitte

Blackbird Energy Inc.: Flaxcombe Sparky Oil Project Existing Sparky pool encompasses 320 acres. Blackbird working interest 100%. 3D seismic coverage over complete pool. Based on 40 acre spacing 8 development wells could be drilled on this project. Estimated Cost to drill, complete & equip per well: $600,000 Drill #1 Q3 2013 Drill #2 Q4 2013 Drill #3 Q3 2014 Drill #4 Q4 2014 Potential for downspacing to 20 acre spacing and waterflood to increase recovery factor 12 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Alsask Saskatchewan 100% WI in 1120 acres with 2 producing oil wells producing at 10 bopd (15 API) and 1 water disposal well with 150 bwpd disposal on vacuum Oil treating capacity 2 drilling locations for the Basal Mannville, one of which is a dual zone new pool prospect (Birdbear which is a deeper feature). Water disposal well has excess disposal capacity for future development at Alsask and future water handling requirements in the general area 3D seismic coverage over all lands Year around access and low operating costs 13 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Blackbird Alsask Existing oil producers and infill locations (yellow arrows) Location A has 3 potential oil zones A B Location B also has 3 potential oil zones (thinner targets) Ostracod zone oil Ellerslie zone oil Detrital zone oil 14 Stratigraphic datum on top of Bantry shale 2010 Deloitte

Blackbird s Bigstone Montney Project Geographically concentrated assets NGL-rich, high heat content natural gas Substantial drilling inventory (27 total wells) 8 sections totalling 5,120 gross acres/1,120 net acres. Bigstone Wells have demonstrated strong economics Pipelines and surface facilities constructed and operational Blackbird Bigstone Project 15 BBI 2010 TSX Deloitte V

Blackbird s Bigstone Montney Project Fir And Montney Vertical Wells 16 2010 Deloitte

Bigstone: Montney De-risked BBI 14-29 Test 4.3 mmcf/d 295 bbls/d 1,011 BOED BBI 15-32 Test 1.1 mmcf/d 50 bbls NGL/d 233 BOED BBI #4 To be drilled BBI 13-33 Test 2.87 mmcf/d 510 bbls NGL/d 988 BOED 17 Test 3.5 mmcf/d 250 bbls NGL/d 810 BOED Test 15 mmcf/d 750 bbls NGL/d 3,115 BOED 2010 Deloitte

Blackbird Energy Inc. Shares Outstanding: ~123 Million Shares Market Capitalization at $.09/share: ~ $11,000,000 Cash on Hand ~ $2,000,000 Insiders/Affiliates Own: ~ 30% Production Three wells on production in Bigstone; ~ 46 boepd Production at Flaxcombe Saskatchewan; ~ 60 bopd Production at Alsask Saskatchewan; ~ 10 bopd; Awaiting Approval Flaxcombe Sparky #4: ~ 60 bopd Focused on Developing New Oil Projects in Saskatchewan Saskatchewan and Alberta Drilling Inventory: Based on 3D technical evaluation Flaxcombe: 8 Sparky oil wells & 8 Detrital oil wells Alsask: 2 oil wells Bigstone Drilling Inventory: 27 Gross Wells, 1,200m Hz 18 2010 Deloitte

Summary of Investment Highlights Exciting inventory of drilling locations in Saskatchewan; Low risk development oil projects in West Central Saskatchewan; Strong Balance Sheet to facilitate drilling of future wells; Experienced Management with proven track record; High insider ownership; and Proven Montney oil and gas pool in Alberta. 19 Blackbird Energy Inc. 19

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Blackbird Energy Inc. 400-570 Granville Street Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 3P1 Tel: 604.688.2295 www.blackbirdenergyinc.com Shareholder Communications Doren Quinton, President QIS Capital info@qiscapital.com Tel: 250-377-1182 Calgary Office 700, 717 7th Avenue SW Calgary, AB. T2P 0Z3 Tel: 403 699 9929 21