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The whole family just spent
about nearly and hour on two machines simultaneously playing
the game. Congratulations -- this really has the makings of
something great! - The DeRoses |
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That was really fun. I can see
how some kids could really get into birding just from this
game. It's addicting. It feels like you just want to keep
playing.- Cindy |
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I think it is really cool how
you can get it wrong and still keep trying. It would be good
to have a few different ways to say 'good' and 'try again'.
- Joseph (age 8) |
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It was really challenging. - Sam
(age 12) |
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Thanks for a great website, and
for helping the rest of us appreciate the beauty of the
world around us. It has made my enjoyment of my own life
richer. - Lynne |
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I enjoyed playing your game very much. Can't wait until
there are more birds in it. I didn't take any clues or hints
and only missed one bird total, but it wasn't too easy. I'm
an intermediate birder. Thanks for creating a fun challenge
for me. - Carolyn |
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The graphics are beautiful, and the game is fun and
educational. Once I caught on, I enjoyed it and learned the
sounds. I like the binoculars too. I think children (and
teachers too) will like this. - Julianne |
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I sponsor an elementary school bird club and really liked
the game. - Susan |
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HI Mitchell, wanted to say that I think it's excellent, just
have a few comments to improve it perhaps. Wonderful idea
and job - lovely, lovely drawings, etc. I think kids will
love it. - Sheryl |
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My 9 year old and I tried out the game yesterday. We
enjoyed the prototype and wanted more! I like the idea of
hearing the bird, observing where the sound is coming from
(what habitat we're in), and taking a guess based on sound.
It happens to us all the time IRL! What was that? Where
is it? Do you see it? (usually no). I think it's a very
good idea. We were less interested in the scoring, etc. and
more interested in whether we were able to guess correctly,
then moving on to the next one. - M |
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We tried the game too, really enjoyed it, and can't wait for
more! What a great idea. Do you plan on this being an
online only game, or do you plan on putting it out there for
purchase on CD, or what? I think it could really be a
success. Keep up the good work here at Whatbird.com. - Eric |
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I think it's great! I'd love to see more. I know that I need
to learn the voices and calls of the birds and I am thinking
this is a great way to learn. - Dixon |
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I think it is an outstanding idea. I think it would be
helpful to have regional games (e.g. Rocky Mountains) as
many teaching tools I have found for birds stress either
eastern or southern birds not present in Montana. Thank you
for all your time and effort to help people learn about
birds! - Samsara |
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Fun! I really enjoyed it. Thanks! - junco |
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Would love a CD of the game...Great Idea &
FUN! - Linda. |
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Please notify me of new versions of this
game. I REALLY enjoyed playing this game. I need to learn to
identify birds by sound & I am having a hard time at it.
Your game is interesting with the different backgrounds
while I try to learn the bird sounds. - Johanna |
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I liked the "what bird is this?"
game very much; will you include birds that are more common
to suburban homes? I would love to become more acquainted
with the little creatures in my own backyard, and know that
many cities (at least here in Texas) are including
greenbelts in their urban planning. I have lived in suburban
homes all my 46 years, over 40 of them in Texas, and I just
now became acquainted with the pretty little
gray-brown-and-coral house finch. I also like your music.
Thanks for a great website, and for helping the rest of us
appreciate the beauty of the world around us. It has made my
enjoyment of my own life richer. - Lynne |
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Thanks for the game. It is both
fun and educational. Works perfectly on my Intel, XP, IE 6.0
SP2, Flash 8.0.24. I'm a rank amateur at birding; -only
claim is an American Bittern at the sanitation plant ponds. |
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