The Creeping Moon Green Foraging A6 Field Journal — 120 gsm Paper

A compact field journal designed for recording foraging trips, specimens, habitats, recipes, and notes in the field.

The Creeping Moon’s Green Foraging Field Journal is an undated A6 logbook organized into individual “trips.” Each trip provides space for recording the location, date, habitat information, specimens found, recipes, and miscellaneous observations, making it especially useful for foragers, naturalists, mushroom hunters, gardeners, and anyone who enjoys keeping structured field notes.

The journal contains 208 pages of 120 gsm paper that the maker describes as white, though slightly off-white in appearance. A calendar section at the beginning provides a yearly overview, while the final 30 pages are dot grid for additional notes, sketches, spore prints, or other observations. The sewn binding allows the notebook to lie completely flat when open.

A pocket inside the back cover provides a place for small paper pieces, leaves, feathers, or other lightweight finds gathered along the way. The paper is specifically recommended by the maker for fountain pens, Micron pens, Posca and other acrylic markers, graphite, and colored pencils; alcohol-based markers, Sharpies, and watercolor are not recommended.

Product Details

• Brand: The Creeping Moon
• Format: A6 field journal
• Size: 4.13 × 5.83 in. / 10.5 × 14.8 cm
• 208 pages
• 120 gsm white-to-off-white paper
• Undated trip-based field-log layout
• Sections for location, date, habitat, specimens, recipes, and notes
• Calendar overview at the beginning
• Final 30 pages are dot grid
• Lay-flat sewn binding
• Dark grey ribbon marker
• Interior back pocket
• Fountain pen friendly
• Also suitable for Micron pens, acrylic markers, graphite, and colored pencils
• Not recommended for alcohol markers, Sharpies, or watercolor