Nature Trail Illustrated Wildlife Lined Notebook

This lined notebook wears the Nature Trail print, a front cover filled with finely drawn wildlife you might spot on a country walk. A barn owl spreads its wings across the middle, with a common kestrel, a snail, an adder, a badger, a stoat, a cinnabar moth, a seven-spot ladybird, a centipede, a lesser earwig and a ladybird spider gathered around it. Each is labelled with its common and scientific name in handwritten lettering. They sit on a pale blue grid like graph paper, under a boxed Nature Trail Notebook heading in green and black, with a black spine down the left edge. Inside are 60 lined pages. We offer it in two sizes, A6 and A5, and both are just 0.6cm thick.

The smaller A6 is easy to carry in a rucksack, handbag or roomy coat pocket. It can come along on walks, park visits and garden wanders for noting a sighting while it is still fresh. The larger A5 gives more room on every page for longer entries, lists and quick sketches beside the words, and it sits happily on a desk or the kitchen table by the window. Use it as a wildlife log, a walking diary, a record of the birds visiting the feeder or simply an everyday notebook for anyone who likes a cover full of animals.

It is made of paper, with 60 lined pages behind the printed cover. The ruled lines keep notes neat whether you write at a desk or balance the book on a knee beside a hedgerow. Paper is happiest kept dry, so tuck it into a bag on damp days, and keep it out of strong sunlight to help the cover hold its colours. To give it as a small gift, slip a pressed leaf or a handwritten tag inside the front cover. It makes a cheerful, practical present that is easy to wrap.

What sizes does the Nature Trail notebook come in?

We offer it in two sizes, A6 and A5. The A6 is the smaller one and easier to carry about, while the A5 gives more room on every page.

How many pages does it have, and are they lined?

Each notebook has 60 lined pages of paper, ready for notes, lists, wildlife sightings and anything else you want to write down.

Which animals are on the cover?

The front cover has a barn owl, a common kestrel, a snail, an adder, a badger, a stoat, a cinnabar moth, a seven-spot ladybird, a centipede, a lesser earwig and a ladybird spider. Each one is labelled with its name.

How thick is the notebook?

Both sizes are just 0.6cm thick, so the notebook stays slim and slips into a bag without adding much bulk.

What is it made of?

The notebook is made of paper. It has 60 lined pages inside a printed cover, with a black spine running down one edge.

How should I look after it?

Paper is best kept dry and out of strong sunlight. On rainy walks, tuck it into a bag to keep the cover and pages crisp.