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    Constant Wonder KIDSChicken Talk and Friendly Flocks
    16 minSeason 7Episode 4

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    Sy Montgomery shares her most recent group of animal friends—a flock of chickens! Learn about how chickens think and behave and what we can do to experience wonder through our animal neighbors.

    Guest: Sy Montgomery, naturalist and author of over thirty books

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    © BYUradioLength 16 min20 July 2026Season 7Episode 4ScienceEducationalNatureUSAEpisodic

    TRAILER: Constant Wonder KIDS — Nature Adventures for Young Explorers!

    TRAILER: Constant Wonder KIDS — Nature Adventures for Young Explorers!

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    Sy Montgomery shares her most recent group of animal friends—a flock of chickens! Learn about how chickens think and behave and what we can do to experience wonder through our animal neighbors.

    Guest: Sy Montgomery, naturalist and author of over thirty books

    Link to S7 printable: https://www.byuradio.org/blog-post/d1ea7c0c-3362-4848-907a-c8b668814b38/fill-in-the-blanks-for-season-7


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