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Kid & Adult Bird Watching Starter Pack Subscription ($10.00 / month and a $72.00 sign-up fee)
As homeschoolers, when we came across the Bird Watching Academy subscription, it was a no-brainer. We knew it would add some enrichment to our nature studies. What we didn't expect, was that we would soon be plunged into many months of social distancing and limited activities. Keeping our bird count each month has been something that the whole family truly looks forward to every day. It has added so much in the way of simple joys, to an otherwise challenging year. We are so thankful for this program!
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2021-01-13 19:41:58 
Kids Bird Watching Entry Level Monthly Subscription ($7.00 / month)
My daughter enjoys this so much! She loves keeping track of all the birds we see around our house but she especially loves the patches!
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2020-05-11 09:04:54 
Kids Bird Watching Starter Pack Subscription ($10.00 / month and a $19.00 sign-up fee)
This was a great way to help my son enjoy his love of birds. And it is something we can do as a family
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2020-01-10 10:59:36 Kids Bird Watching Entry Level Monthly Subscription ($7.00 / month)
Halfway through our first year subscribing. My kids love it! It encourages them to be outside more and they enjoy talking about what birds they see and keeping track of them with their map.
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2020-01-10 07:33:51 Kids Bird Watching Entry Level Monthly Subscription ($7.00 / month)
My 5 year old loves the activities on the sticker sheet and loves getting to put on stickers when she spots a new bird. We have made a vest for her to put her patches on, it is adorable and we love bird watching!
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2020-01-10 06:33:45 
Kids Bird Watching Monthly Subscription ($10.00 / month)
My son loves the patches! He collects them like baseball cards. He loves to organize them by the bird's features.
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2020-01-10 01:39:30 Kids Bird Watching Entry Level Monthly Subscription ($7.00 / month)
Our kids love this monthly subscription. They love outside and this is perfect for them. We are on our 13 month subscribing to Bird Watching Academy.
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2020-01-09 17:31:00
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