The Rhythms We Don't See

Hi, Reader — a little thought from my latest night walk.

Some nights, the forest feels impossibly alive. Other nights, almost nothing seems to be happening.

It made me wonder about all the rhythms that determine when wildlife becomes active — and how many of them we are completely oblivious to.

The forest is always moving. We simply catch glimpses of it.

I wrote about this in my latest post:

The Rhythms We Don't See here are nights when the forest feels impossibly alive. You walk along a trail and suddenly there is activity everywhere. Calls coming from the vegetation, movement among the leaves, insects crossing your path, something rustling in the darkness. Read the full article

Until next time,

Cynthia

Av. Cabildo 4879, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires 1429
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