Birdfolk
Gem at BirdfolkThe fun way to learn about British birds and other wildlife.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | birdfolk.uk |
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2025's final wild wander.
The temperature has finally dropped, turning last week’s wet mud into a chewy brown surface that allows me to move silently along the trail. Handy, because the birds are particularly skittish today.
A wander with winter's wild things
Winter feels late this year. I’m looking forward to the hoary frosts that have yet to create beautiful white fringes on the few remaining leaves, and icicles catching the light from a low-hung sun.
Meet the Robin
This week, our birdwatcher is nestled in a cemetery, tending to the grave of a loved one. The light is dappled by the gnarled old trees surrounding the Church. Regular flurries of song give away the presence of many different species of sma...
Meet the Wren
In the background of every quaint English rural drama, you’ll hear an iconic sound. Described as a bubbling, intense, rolling bird song full of whistles, churrs and trills, it effortlessly evokes feelings of nostalgia.
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British birds, bugs and more! I’m a professional writer and Zoology grad. No AI content here. Also ADHD, so the words come when they come, weekly or otherwise.
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