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Teen Bird-A-Month at Whitmore Library on Monday, Oct. 26

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  • Whitmore Library: Teen Bird-A-Month, at Whitmore.

Whitmore Library lists Teen Bird-A-Month on Monday, Oct. 26, at Whitmore on its public calendar.

Whitmore Library's calendar describes it: “Come in the 4th Monday of each month in 2026 to make a different seasonal bird! Packets are first come, first served, while supplies last.”

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