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A red squirrel tucks into an acorn top left, a starling stands centre stage on a autumn riverbank, and a robin peers out from behind a spray of hawthorn berries. Every branch, leaf and berry here is labelled in neat botanical script, just as it would be in an old naturalist's notebook, so you're piecing together a page from a field diary as much as a picture.
The cream background gives you a fighting chance with the sorting, but the real work is in the detail: brambles, poppies, fly agaric toadstools and half a dozen different birds all tucked among the foliage. It's a good one to spread out over a few evenings, matching leaf shapes and working outwards from the birds and the central river scene.
Based on The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady, this fits nicely alongside the other seasonal editions if you're building a set, and comes with a mini poster to help you place all the smaller pieces.
Dense botanical detail with many similarly-toned leaves and branches against a plain cream background makes sorting tricky despite the labelled sections.
Autumn Botanical & Birds











