HeyJaredThe Wild Forgotten 🍂
A wildlife artist passionate about inspiring a deep and meaningful connection between the wild world you are a part of and your creativity.
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Backyard wonders with wings (opens the original)
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I am having one of those mornings where I both want to do all the things right now, and also I want to lay down and become moss. It is cooler today than it has been, and even now, in this early spring, I get a sense of just how hot summer will be - always my least favourite season, I know I’m not alone in beginning to dread summer in this changing climate.My backyard has been filled with the song of Magpies lately, more so than usual as the families from around the area have caught on to the sec
Walking with wolf (opens the original)
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Hello my loves,I knew a few months ago who the star of this month’s Hedgerow Journal would be, but when I came to weaving the words for the theme - Wild Herstory - I instead found something very curious indeed:Why, when wolf has been so deeply entangled with human stories for thousands of years, don’t we have a single, obvious wolf-woman-goddess in classical mythology?The classical goddesses of the forest have associations with wolf by virtue of being guardians of the wild, but in the stories we
You are part (wild) Earth (opens the original)
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My loves,I love dark chocolate with chilli. I love fresh and dried herbs, the abundant fruit and veg we are nourished by (did I mention chocolate? And strawberries. Ooohhhh, chocolate covered strawberries 🤤).What about you? What other (wild) tastes might you be missing out on?🌿 THE INVITATIONVianne: “And these are for your husband. Unrefined cacao nibs fromGuatemala, to awaken the passions.”Yvette: “Psshh. You’ve obviously never met my husband.R
Portals to other (wild) worlds (opens the original)
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My lovely,We tend to shy away from smell (and eww, there are often reasons why!) but what if we pay more attention to them instead, no judgement or morality attached, just curiosity?I think about dogs and cats, our most easily observed (wild-hearted) beings, and how they rarely judge smells (sometimes they even roll the scent around in their mouth a little for good measure!). I think about how people who work in places where they’re surrounded all day by what we label as particularly unpleasant
Maybe it's (wild) love (opens the original)
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My loves,Do you hug trees? Touch them as you walk by? Feeling and touch seem more intimate in this modern world of ours, and yet we don’t spend much time getting intimate with the wild in this way. And our bodies are calling for it.When I walk in the mornings, on my boring suburban streets, there is one particular part of the path that has 11 trees in a row that I can easily reach from where I walk (without bending to the side). I rub my hand along their bark and say a simple hello beautiful to
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