Wild Life
Amy Jean PorterAnimal encounters and illustrated musings about humans and nature by artist Amy Jean Porter
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 80 | Subscribers | Read | realwildlife.substack.com |
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Wild Life / eastern phoebe
Hi, friends — It’s March 1! Somehow, the snow melts, the light returns, and winter makes way, even with an enormous storm last week. It’s been a tough one, the worst in years. I wonder about the bunnies under the shed, if they’re okay, and ...
Wild Life / postcard
Hello, friends — it’s February 1 and we made it through the first brutal month of 2026. Here in Connecticut, we’re encased in snow drifts and I keep looking to this small tree. It’s growing out of rocks in an impossibly tough spot and devou...
Wild Life / manatee
Hi, friends — Happy New Year! Let’s do what we can in big and small moments. Let’s appreciate the life around us. Let’s contemplate a herd of sea cows (Trichechus manatus) floating in front of a power plant in Tampa, Florida. With very best...
Wild Life / magpie
Hello, friends — Happy December! Say “Rabbit, rabbit” and get the good luck. Now is the time for crows in Connecticut. They harass the hawks and drive our dog demented. But I like hearing their racket and insistence on being seen. While I w...
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