This week’s Calendar of Firsts features a very handsome Pheasant, we have seen several of late.
Rosie’s Phenology Wheel is a new pretty Rock Dove that has taken to visiting the garden, and a hot cross bun to represent Good Friday.
My Phenology Wheel for March includes Daffodils and Holy Week.
If you’d like some inspiration for keeping your own Phenology Wheel, I have written the Phenology Wheel Guide that will hold your hand as you begin. Keeping a phenology wheel is a smashing way for you and your family to connect both with nature and each other. A way for all the family to gather together to spend time nature journaling; it doesn’t take up much time at all, and is perfect for families who have children of different ages and stages. Everyone can work together, but at their own level.
Wow! I have never heard of a Phenology Wheel before, but I have always visualized the calendar in a circular shape just like you’ve illustrated. The only difference is that, for some reason, I see it moving counterclockwise (widdershins), almost like a mirror image of what you’ve created here. I can’t wait to give this a try – I’m going to buy a copy of your eBook right now!
Wow! I have never heard of a Phenology Wheel before, but I have always visualized the calendar in a circular shape just like you’ve illustrated. The only difference is that, for some reason, I see it moving counterclockwise (widdershins), almost like a mirror image of what you’ve created here. I can’t wait to give this a try – I’m going to buy a copy of your eBook right now!
That’s very interesting, Kelli!
Do keep in touch & let me know how you get on.
Lynn.
Beautiful!! Love it!
Thank you!