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January · Northern Cardinal
January 2027. A flash of red against snowy branches marks the beginning of a new year.
Twelve illustrated birds. Twelve months of little discoveries. A desk calendar that brings together nature-inspired artwork, everyday dates and a place to remember what you spotted.
From a bright winter cardinal to an autumn owl, Birdwatcher's Year™ follows the changing seasons through twelve familiar North American birds. Every page gives you a new illustration to enjoy and a small reason to look outside.
A different featured species each month, framed by plants, landscapes and the colors of its season.
Clear Sunday-first monthly date grids alongside the artwork.
Monthly birding prompts and a Field Notes area for dates, locations and birds seen.
Enjoy a bird portrait, keep track of the month, then jot down the discoveries worth remembering — all in one easy-to-view desktop layout.
Illustrated bird portraits with the common and scientific names of each species.
A Sunday-first grid designed to keep everyday dates close at hand.
A simple observation idea and space for Date, Location and Birds Seen.
Explore every month in calendar order. Select any image to view it larger and take a closer look at the dates, birding prompt and notes area.
January 2027. A flash of red against snowy branches marks the beginning of a new year.
February 2027. A small, familiar winter visitor with a cheerful presence.
March 2027. Spring returns with blooming branches and the first signs of a new season.
April 2027. Brilliant blue plumage brings color to an awakening garden.
May 2027. A tiny bird among bright blossoms captures the delight of spring.
June 2027. Sunny yellow feathers echo the color of summer flowers.
July 2027. An elegant flight above fields and flowers celebrates midsummer.
August 2027. Soft golden tones and berry-laden branches capture late summer.
September 2027. A bold blue visitor appears among oak leaves and autumn acorns.
October 2027. An owl at dusk brings a quiet sense of mystery to autumn nights.
November 2027. A woodland favorite appears amid russet leaves and acorns.
December 2027. A winter junco settles among snow-dusted evergreen branches.
Styled product photography. Pens, binoculars, birding books, mugs and separate notebooks shown in scenes are not part of the calendar set.
You don't need an elaborate plan to enjoy the birds around you. Let the monthly prompt be a starting point for a few minutes of observation.
Take a moment at a window, in a garden or on a neighborhood walk.
Read the month's birding prompt and see what birds are visiting your area.
Use the printed Field Notes space to record a date, location and the birds you observed.
A compact landscape desk calendar with a metal wire binding and forest-green triangular tabletop stand, as shown in the product images.
For the backyard birdwatcher, the gardener who always notices visiting birds or the nature lover who enjoys a quiet morning by the window. This 2027 calendar pairs a useful daily companion with twelve seasonal illustrations to enjoy throughout the year.
Yes. The collection shown includes January through December 2027, each with a different featured bird.
It's designed to stand on a desk or tabletop with the triangular base pictured in the product images.
Each month has a printed notes area with space for Date, Location and Birds Seen. It is part of the calendar page, not a separate notebook.
The monthly calendars use a Sunday-first date layout.
No. Those items appear in the styled photographs to suggest how the calendar might be used. The calendar itself is the featured product.
The species illustrations and prompts are intended for birdwatching inspiration. Actual sightings vary by region, habitat and season.
Bring the changing seasons a little closer — one page, one bird and one observation at a time.
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