🐞The Kids of Immersion Books 🐛

This week’s Bug’s Eye View takes us into the East Sussex countryside, where the rhythm of rural life unfolds in miniature moments of magic.   https://youtube.com/shorts/5GtjQ8Byq7Y?feature=share The camera begins, as always, with our fleeting insect guide—a tiny fly who reminds us that nature’s smallest creatures are often the most overlooked. From there, we are welcomed into a lively scene of goats nibbling on lush grass and chickens scratching for food in the sunshine, a reminder of the interconnectedness of animals, humans, and the land. Among the grass and hedgerows, the camera lingers on delicate details: ✨ A damsel fly resting in the warmth 🐸 A tiny froglet, newly grown and still discovering its world 🌱 A tangle of wild blackberries, growing in defiance of pollution and urban sprawl The moment of quiet human interaction—grass offered to the goats—anchors the film in the simple joy of sharing with nature, a gesture of care that reminds us how dependent we are on each other. ...