Thoughtful in Nature
Rebecca On The WingSharing immersive encounters with British wildlife to encourage you to savour small moments and choose slower outdoor adventures.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Pull of Home
Oh it’s good to be back in Scotland! I’ve loved my busy summer in Wales and England, discovering plenty of new wildlife, but I was excited to return to salty air and the cackle of gulls.
This week’s post is a tale from my local patch, whe...
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Slow travel author and wildlife photographer based in Scotland \ud83c\udf3f Bringing you tales from nature to encourage you to slow down and savour small moments, one butterfly at a time \ud83e\udd8b
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