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birding with kids
Of course, Indigenous populations worldwide have observed birds for thousands of years. The First Nations people of Australia and the Torres Strait have a profound relationship with birds. They feature in many Indigenous songs, stories, ceremonies and constellations—like the big emu in the sky.
Today, birdwatching is a hobby undertaken by all sorts of folks. It’s one of those rare activities every person on the planet can do regardless of age, gender, where they live or how much they earn. It can be a social hobby or part of a citizen science project. And, it doesn’t matter if you’re a total novice or an expert: it can still be an enjoyable experience that gets the whole family outdoors and away from screens. Win!
If your kids are keen to try out birdwatching but have no idea where to start, your own backyard can be the easiest place to begin. You’ll need a field guide from the
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