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Essential Survival Items You Need When Nature Journaling on the Trail
You need these essential survival items even if you are taking a short walk out while nature journaling. Are you prepared?
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Journal Entry #12—Drawing Bird Feet and Rescuing a Starling
Drawing bird feet doesn't have to be scary. This video by John Muir Laws shows you how to draw them and how other illustrators have done it.
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Journal Entry #11—Green Anole Lizard
This afternoon I noticed the green anole lizard, lime green and with a pink dewlap puffing out in front of his chest, walking along the fence.
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Journal Entry #10– Backyard Wilderness
Do you observe your backyard wilderness everyday? What lives in your yard and in the trees? I share a moment in mine.
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Journal Entry #9– Carpenter Bees
Carpenter bees, a poem, and bee notebooks! This week I journaled about the carpenter bees in the backyard and was inspired to write a poem.
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Journal Entry #8 — Sound Mapping In Nature Journaling
Add sound mapping to your nature journaling to help you develop awareness and knowledge of the environment around you.
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Journal Entry #7 — Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
We took a day trip to the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge to see black bear, red wolves, alligators, turtles, and turkey vultures.
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Journal Entry #6 — Dandelion Uses and Benefits
Dandelion uses and benefits--whether it's for food, medicine, or replenishing the garden soil, the dandelion is a most useful plant!
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Issue #4 The Magic Heron Newsletter – Woodpecker!
Magic Heron Newsletter Issue #4--Woodpecker Spirit Animal, Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cookies, nature journal prompt and journal prompt.
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Journal Entry #5: Squirrel Trapeze Artist and When You Are Lost
Today's journal entry is my backyard squirrel trapeze artist. I also review When You Are Lost, a book on survival.
