As a little bonus for my friends and followers every month I provide a free image for use as your desktop background wallpaper on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet. Each beautiful photo is a picture that I have created and it always includes a calendar overlay for the month. I know that I’m always looking for a calendar and having one on my desktop or phone wallpaper is very convenient!
NOTE – You can purchase prints for any of the previous months calendar images:
This month's calendar features an adult mule deer buck with its antlers in full velvet in the forests of Yellowstone National Park. He was enjoying a snack on the side of the trail and other than a short glance in our direction he hardly bothered to notice that we were there.
This month's calendar features the delicate blossoms of a flowering apple tree in spring. All the flowering trees exploded into full bloom over the last couple of weeks and it was an amazing sight to see! The only sad part is that they only last a couple of weeks so it's really important to get out and enjoy them while they last...
This month's calendar features a White-tailed Jackrabbit in a city park in SE Calgary. These rabbits started changing from their winter white fur into their summer brown colours several weeks ago, which was well before the snow melted! This is always a great sign of spring around here, only they went way too early this year with the extended winter that we had. Now that spring has arrived in full force I'm sure they are much more comfortable in their brown fur!
This month's calendar features a Saguaro Cactus silhouetted against the sunset in Tonto National Forest in Arizona. We were on a horseback ride and our trail guide timed it perfectly for us to be on this ridge line to enjoy the sunset.
This month's calendar features a beautiful line of frost covered trees on a prairie farm field to the east of Calgary. It was one of those bright hazy days where you couldn't see much of the sky in front. But every once in awhile when you turn around you find something amazing! I got very lucky when I found this line of icy trees that the skies had cleared behind them and the cloud formations made the image far more dramatic than it would have been otherwise!