Birdfolk
Gem at BirdfolkThe fun way to learn about British birds and other wildlife.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | birdfolk.uk |
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A wild walk - and love is in the air
You’re joining me back at Broom this week – not for the big skies, the range of habitats or the chance of a lifer though. We’re back because from here, I can see the lazy swoop of the blades of the turbines I lived underneath a few months a...
A wander with awakening wild things
I’ve been away, but the abundance of change in the natural world has brought me back to Substack. Nature is stirring (and so am I!). But first, a question – please do let me know the answer, as I’ll use it to inform the shape of my photos.
A wander with some increasingly noisy wildlife.
There’s change in the air – not spring, but a hint of it. It’s still cold, around 3°C on my last walk, but the wind chill isn’t nipping at my fingers and nose any more. Everything is damp, rather than icy.
A wild walk with geese, gulls and more
Well, here we are – 2026! Temperatures have plunged, so I set out to see what was braving the frost.
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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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