Specialized tracking and recording journals for passionate enthusiasts
Some people just notice more. The patterns, the details, the subtle changes. If you're the type who tracks, catalogs, and preserves observations that others miss, these journals are designed for you.
Explore Our JournalsTrack all 57 British Odonata species with dedicated profile pages, flight season charts, and BDS-compatible observation records.
The complete personal log book with challenge trackers, volunteer logs, and location reviews. A-Z, counties, stopwatch bingo and more.
A fun observation journal for children ages 6-12 to track and document the cats in their neighborhood.
Document your riverside finds with PLA permit tracking, find records, and Thames foreshore guides.
The first UK brutalist building tracking journal. Document Britain's iconic concrete architecture with 50 building profiles and 100+ building reference guide.
The ultimate UK fire engine tracking journal. Perfect for ages 7-14 and adult collectors with 50 spotter pages, fire brigade tracker, and achievement system.
Organize your vintage sewing pattern collection with 50 detailed profile pages, era dating guide, company identification, and size conversion charts.
Navigate UK wild camping laws with location trackers, legal reference guides, and comprehensive trip planning.
Track 50 UK garden bird species with detailed profiles, sighting logs, and seasonal patterns.
Catalog your geology collection with 50 specimen profiles, identification guides, and collection tracking.
Combat negativity bias and build confidence by collecting and cherishing 100 kind words through this science-backed positivity journal.
Each journal is designed for a specific observation activity, with features and references tailored to that niche. No generic templates—just tools built by people who understand the hobby.
From species profiles to location trackers, safety protocols to legal references, our journals include everything you need to document your observations professionally.
Designed specifically for the UK market with British species, local regulations, and regional guidance. No more adapting US-focused products.
Some things are better on paper. Whether you're in the field, by the river, or in remote locations, these journals work without batteries or signal.
Have a journal idea? Want to suggest a new title? We'd love to hear from you.
Email: hello@observelogs.co.uk