A daily email featuring a single bird photograph with a short, witty caption and the location and date it was taken. Occasional themed series, such as a Halloween week, add brief notes on bird behavior.
Website: https://bird-o-the-day.ghost.io/
Personal essays that use encounters with birds and animals, from rescue centres to gardens and moorland, to reflect on death, surrender and wildness. Readers get lyrical, reflective nature writing rather than news or practical guidance.
An illustrated monthly newsletter by artist Amy Jean Porter featuring personal animal encounters and short nature essays, such as a stranded warbler and a river cormorant. Readers get lyrical, observational writing about local wildlife and the overlap between human and animal lives.
A magazine covering bird science, conservation and ornithological education, with reported news pieces on species and population changes. Readers get data-backed articles, such as Alpine Swift colonisation in Hungary, plus features on migration and moult.
A personal nature journal of notes from lakes and heathland, following resident birds such as Little Grebes, Moorhens, a young magpie and Mandarin ducks through observations and photos. It also includes fibre crafts according to its description, though the excerpts focus on wildlife.
One short email a week with hand-picked newsletters from the index. Free, no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
