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Jennifer Moore

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  • Pocket-sized Birdwatching Logbooks for All Ages
    • Create Your Own Bird Logbook Set: Custom Options Inside
    • Innovative Birdwatching Logbooks for Conservation Projects
      • Pioneering Architecture Meets Birdlife in London
      • Birdwatching Adventures on the Mogollon Wildway
    • Birdwatching Logbooks: information for retailers
      • Where to Buy Birdwatching Logbooks Across the UK
      • Selling Booklets
      • Logbook Sales: firm sale, consignment, and Sale or Return explained
      • Engaging Youth in Nature Conservation
      • Sustainable Practice for my Micro Business
  • Birdwatching Logbooks: A Creative Journey
    • Wildlife Illustrations for Conservation and Education
    • Drawing Workshops for Nature Lovers of all abilities
  • Gouache and Watercolour Originals for Sale

Author: Jennifer

Hi! I am an illustrator and writer based in south-east England, and I am the creator of birdwatching logbooks and have written a blog for many years.

Oil pastels for sketchbooks

using an old credit card Like a lot of artists, I have a signature style for my paid work, but … More

art, art materials, artist, British birds, colours, creativity, drawing, oil pastels, Sketchbook

Poster update

for the Yasuni rewilding project with Mossy Earth Here it is so far: There are gaps because my contact asked … More

birds, Ecuador, Mossy Earth, nature, rewilding, Yasuni

Getting back on the [sea] horse

After all my sea creature drawings from a few days ago, it was nice to join in this session with … More

fish illustration, marine animals, nature, Pen and ink, Pilot Parallel Pen, sea creatures, seahorse, Wild Life Drawing

A rare tree and me

Back in 2019 – remember that time? – I was given a sapling of a rare tree: a Wild Service … More

native-plants, nature, trees, Wild Service Tree, woodland

Drawing sea creatures

with the help of Lee J. Ames As many of my dear readers will know, while my main illustration subject … More

Draw 50, Lee J. Ames, marine animals, nature, Pen and ink, Pilot Parallel Pen, sea creatures

Dock Bugs

There’s a really large broad-leaved dock (Rumex obtusifolius) in our front garden which has been growing for the last couple … More

dock, insects, nature, shield bugs, stinkbugs, wildlife garden
Coloured pencil sketch of a bird box on a fence

Nesting Great Tits

in the garden Last year, hornets started making a nest in our little bird box, and I had to relocate … More

bird box, British birds, coloured pencil, garden, garden birds, Great tit, nature, nesting birds, Sketchbook, wildlife garden

Wood ant nests

and a birthday walk I share my birthday with Earth Day, and yesterday’s sunshine meant I could take my daughter … More

dog walk, Selwyns Wood, wood ant, woodland
Painting of a wood ant in a sketchbook with handwritten text behind

A walk through Selwyns Wood

a Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserve Not wanting to haul my poor little car up the steep hill to the … More

birds, British wildlife, dog walk, nature, Selwyns Wood, Sussex Wildlife Trust, wildlife, wildlife illustration, wood ant

Mini oak forests

and a pond report Some of you might remember my post last year about the mast year we experienced here … More

British wildlife, frog, Newt, oak tree, ponds, wildlife, wildlife pond

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