RHS Birdwatching Journal

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If you prefer a journal that is a little less lumpy, scan flowers or leaves into your computer, print the results using a color printer, and glue the image onto your entry page. Blank books (as opposed to lined notebooks) provide more flexibility if you decide to add sketches, leaf collections, or feathers.

This handy birdwatching companion has plenty of space for recording what you’ve spotted and when, and decorated with beautiful archive illustrations. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Whether you are looking to start bird watching as a hobby, or are a true veteran of this past time, this practical pocket size journal with its ‘how to guide’, gear advice, and a link to bird clubs is all you need to take to the field for your next adventure! Feel free to use a pencil, pen, felt-tip pen, crayon, colored pencil, or whatever you feel comfortable with.

Welcome to your bird watching journal, a comprehensive place to record your sightings and experiences, and to keep notes for the future.

If you see an interesting, colorful, beautiful, or otherwise noteworthy bird that you can’t identify, do try to capture some detailed information about it.

Journals, while often including some of the same types of observations as recorded in field notes, are intended to document the observer’s increasing personal understanding of the observed creatures – and of oneself.The pages in this bird watching journal have prompts for time, place, weather, species and other items as well as a place for notes.