I have come to the conclusion that the line between nature study and a nature journal is getting sort of fuzzy. You can have lots of nature study and not have a nature journal.
Don't let your lack of skill in drawing keep you from your nature study.
Nature walk=
Time outdoors+time spent in observation
Nature study=
Time outdoors+time spent in observation+time learning about your discoveries
Nature journal=
Time outdoors+time spent in observation+time learning about your discoveries+time recording your observations and thoughts
I am in no way discouraging nature journals but I am convinced that if you spend enough time in nature study, you will have more to write about in your journal.
Barb
Harmony Art Mom
Here are some interesting things I have seen in the past few months.

An acorn that sprouted in my garden box.

A beautiful moth on the grass early in the morning.

Note: This entry is an old blog entry from my old blog.