Calendar of Firsts: Week 2
Alder & frozen Bramble leaves
What have you recorded this week?
Category: Calendar of Firsts
Calendar of Firsts: Week 51
Mistletoe and a new moon!
Calendar of Firsts: Week 50
My Calendar of Firsts: Week 50
Goodness, this year has flown by!
Lichen, Hawthorne, a Great tit, frost and snow.
Calendar of Firsts: Week 49
Christmas trees count as nature study, yes?
We also enjoyed our first snow this week!
My Calendar of Firsts: Week 47
There is still lots of beautiful colour around this week, though it is beginning to fade, as so many of the trees have now lost their leaves. I found a huge hall of Oak Galls, which I collected in anticipation of dyeing some wool. I have no idea what I will knit with the wool, yet, but do let me know if you have any ideas. I did think perhaps some colour work mittens.
Happy exploring!
Our Nature Journals This Week
Rosie has done a lot of sketching of animals this week. Here are a couple of examples
This one she copied from the internet
My Calendar of Firsts: Week 45
Gorgeous sunny days here this week, combined with heaps of rain!
I sketched a Blue Tit and a Larch cone.
Armistice Day on Saturday
Happy exploring!
Calendar of Firsts: Week 43
My Calendar of Firsts Week 43:
Storm Brian rocked the UK, Autumn leaves and Sycamore seeds
Herbal Journal
Bracken, Rose Hips, Red Clover, Oak leaves.
My Calendar of Firsts: Week 42
This week we have had the odd lovely autumnal day, interspaced with heavy rain and high winds.
On Monday we were treated to an eerie, yellow-grey sky, with a luminous orange sun. This was caused by the winds from hurricane Ophelia whipping up Saharan dust!
I also added one of my favourite autumn leaves from the garden.
Our Nature Journals Week 41
This week Rose sketched the solstices and equinoxes
In my Calendar of Firsts, this week is all about the falling leaves!
What have you been journaling this week?
My Calendar of Firsts: Week 40
My Calendar of Firsts Week 40
The highlight this week was the Harvest Moon! I also sketched a Lime leaf and a Sycamore seed.