A Natural History of Home
Sarah ByfieldLearning about the ecology of my home by drawing its inhabitants and working its soil.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | sarahbyfield.substack.com |
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Changing Seasons
Dearest Reader, have you been noticing the season change where you are? Here in West Wales, I have been noticing a chill in the air and a crisping of seed pods. I’m not sure if it’s part of getting older, but somehow the change from bud to ...
Towards a Flora of Home - Cors Caron
Dearest Reader, recently I’ve been taking some time to walk the old Victorian train line that passes through a place called Cors Caron, or St Caron’s bog; a raised peat bog very close to where I grew up and very close to my heart. It might ...
Keeping my Grandmother's Garden
Dearest Reader, how are you? I’ve been continuing to struggle with a virus this week. Although I’ve been feeling much brighter, and even miraculously got some jobs done in the garden, my brain still feels a bit like tinned minestrone soup -...
Introducing Bwrdd Natur, the Nature Table
Dearest Reader, welcome to a new version of my Artist’s Newsletter. After a long hibernation, I will be sharing new artwork and ideas on Substack. I hope you will enjoy.
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Ecology Obsessed Artist & Illustrator •Nature Journalist & Wildflower Geek • Growing Food, Flowers & Habitat in Cymru/Wales UK
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