Download this free December nature study calendar to help you get outside and explore plant and animal life this winter.
The December nature calendar is full of nature tips that give you ideas of what to explore as the world turns colder and snow-covered. There is still much to discover if you know where to look. Enter your email address below and you will receive the free download.
If you follow along and you’re on Instagram, please post your discoveries with the hashtag #wonderfilleddays.
If you would like monthly in-depth nature studies, check out Wonder-Filled Days in Nature.
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Fragmentary Blue & Heavenly Longing
As I was pondering Robert Frost, fragmentary blue, and divine longing this morning, I was reading Numbers and came across God’s command to the Israelites to add “a ribband of blue” to the tassels of their garments so that when they looked at it they would be reminded of all the commandments of the Lord.…
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15 Days in a Robin’s Nest
Last year, a pair of robins made a nest on our porch railing right outside the kitchen window. For fifteen days, while we washed dishes, we had the joy of watching what goes on inside a robin’s nest. When the robin first started making a nest, I could hardly believe my eyes. She was building…
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Winter Nature Study: Observing and Photographing Snowflakes
One of the January nature study ideas is observing snowflakes. We’ve been getting a lot of snow, so we decided to try this. At first we used a small handheld microscope to observe them on black paper. You could also use black felt. This quickly led us to trying our hand at photographing them. We…
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