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Willow Creek Press: Backyard Birds 2026
Box Calendar

Backyard Birds 2026 Box Calendar

The Old Farmer's Almanac ist ein Almanach mit Wettervorhersagen, Pflanzentabellen, astronomischen Daten, Rezepten und Artikeln, das seit 1792 jedes Jahr in Kanada erscheint und damit die älteste kontinuierlich erscheinende Zeitschrift Nordamerikas ist. Castle Freeman, den man hierzulande als Romanautor kennt, hat viele Jahre für den Almanach geschrieben, und Schnee im Frühling versammelt eine Auswahl seiner Texte: Er hat zu allen Aspekten des modernen Landlebens etwas zu sagen, von Rototillern und Kettensägen bis zu Kaninchen und Waschbären, von Taglilien bis zu Ahornzucker, von Schnee auf dem Dach bis zu Mäusen im Holzstapel.
 In der Tradition amerikanischer Naturbeschreibungen erzählt Castle Freeman von einer Lebensweise, die zu gleichen Teilen herausfordernd, ruhig und abwechslungsreich ist. Dieses Buch ist zum Vergnügen, zum Nachdenken in der Stadt und auf dem Land, ein Buch zum Mitnehmen und Verschenken.

Nature Writing | Miniaturen | Der renommierte Romanautor Castle Freeman über die Freuden an den Jahreszeiten | Nature Writing

Schnee im Frühling

A BBC WILDLIFE BEST BOOK OF 2025 'Magical ... No journey in Britain will be quite the same again.' The Guardian Birds have long inspired our emotional and imaginative connections to physical environments, but where did it all begin? Hidden in the names of English towns and villages, in copses, fields, lanes and hills, are the ghostly traces of birds conjuring powerful identities for people in ancient landscapes. What are their stories and secrets? How did people encounter birds over a thousand years ago? In The Cuckoo's Lea, Michael J. Warren sets out on the trail of these ghosts. Captivated and guided by the secrets of place names, he finds their stories entangled with his own explorations of places through birds all across England. The past is hauntingly and movingly present on timeless marshes where curlews cry, where goshawks are breeding again for the first time in centuries, through silent cuckoo-woods lost under concrete sprawl, in the winter roosts of corvids and an owl village that vanished centuries ago. Weaving together early literature, history and ornithology, this book takes readers on a journey far into the past to contemplate the nature of place and to discover a fascinating heritage that matters deeply to us now when so many places and their birds are threatened or already gone.

The Forgotten History of Birds and Place

The Cuckoo's Lea

MINDFUL MOMENTS - Inner Reflections 2026 pairs awe-inspiring landscapes with empowering quotes to uplift your spirit and center your soul each month. Let this calendar be your gentle daily reminder to breathe, reflect, and grow.

Inner Reflections 2026 Wall Calendar

ALL ABOARD FOR NOSTALGIA - The 2026 Classic Trains calendar features breathtaking black-and-white photography from the golden age of railroading. Capturing steam locomotives in action, from mountain passes to bustling depots, this calendar is a must-have for train buffs and history lovers alike. A tribute to iron giants that once ruled the rails.

Classic Trains 2026 Wall Calendar

FLUFF AND GRACE - This 2026 calendar features the soft and serene beauty of Ragdoll cats, perfectly capturing their gentle nature and luxurious coats. Each month brings a new portrait of these affectionate felines, sure to warm the hearts of cat lovers everywhere.

Ragdoll Cats 2026 Wall Calendar

'An ode to one of the world's best-loved birds' Harper's Bazaar 'The perfect book for the penguin person in your life' Daunt Books 'A joy' Horatio Clare, The Spectator 'Electrifyingly charismatic' Dan Snow, author of On This Day in History 'The world's best-loved bird from the world's best-known publisher - what's not to like?' Stephen Moss, author of The Bird Biography series 'Simply wonderful. If you like feeling joy, you'll love this book' Tristan Gooley, author of How to Read a Tree 'Beautifully written and illustrated' Matt Merritt, Editor of Bird Watching * A charming and beautifully illustrated book about the world's most beloved bird, written by Peter Fretwell, a leading scientist at The British Antarctic Survey, and illustrated by Lisa Fretwell. There's something about penguins that makes them irresistible. Maybe it's their comical waddle, their black-and-white 'tuxedo' plumage, or their apparent cheerfulness in the face of extreme weather conditions. Whatever the reason, their cult following around the globe is indisputable. Penguins can tell us so much about the world we live in - and what the future of both our species might look like. In The Penguin Book of Penguins, leading British Antarctic scientist Peter Fretwell introduces us to eighteen charismatic species of penguin and the fascinating lives they lead: their evolution, behaviours and habitats, and their history with humans. From the fact that emperor penguins dive twice as deep as any other bird, to the story of a king penguin called Sir Nils Olav III who was made a Major General by the Norwegian Army, we discover through fascinating first-hand encounters (and even penguin jokes and emojis!) why penguins matter so greatly to all of us.

An Expert’s Guide to the World’s Most Beloved Bird

The Penguin Book of Penguins

It's All Possible 2026 6.5 X 8.5 Weekly Monthly Softcover Planner

A photographic compendium of glorious avian oddities. A visual guide to the most eccentric creatures of the skies, Feathered Freaks captures the most bizarre and beautiful feathered friends from across the globe. From the jaw-dropping red throat of the magnificent frigatebird to the peculiar plumage of the flightless southern cassowary, these pages are filled with truly dumb-looking birds that will turn any frown upside down.

A compendium of the world’s weirdest birds

Feathered Freaks

Celebrating our imperfections, with trash pandas, rebel raccoons, rescue pigeons, and more!Move over Grumpy Cat and Lil Bub, there's a new mammal in town. "Pumpkin the Raccoon" has 1.5 million followers on Instagram, "Starfish the Opossum" 130,000, and "Gizmo the Skunk" 35,000 and counting. Instead of shooing them away as pests, the Internet-savvy are welcoming these creatures-once seen as the weirdos, the jaded, the unloved. According to the New York Times, it has surpassed a zeitgeist phenomenon; it's now a social movement. Move over cute, fluffy animals of yesteryear-this is the era of the eccentric outsider, the jaded rogue. Trash animals are making their way into the headlines ... and into our hearts.Featuring:¿ Trash Animals-Who Are They? Meet and greet opossums, skunks, bats, raccoons, squirrels, pigeons, rats, badgers, and more¿ In the News. Meet the Vermin-fluencers. We're used to seeing them in the trash, but these days you're more likely to see them in your Instagram feed. From profiles of Celebrity Vermin to Newsworthy Stunts like subway-riding pigeons and skunks performing handstands¿ Discover Your Spirit Trash Animal Quiz¿ Literary Animal Outsiders¿ Wildlife Protectors¿ Trash Animal Trading Cards¿ Fun FactsFull of charming full-color illustrations and plenty of mischief throughout, Trash Animals includes everything you could ever want to know about these lovable rogues!

The Animal Weirdos We Secretly Love

Trash Animals

FELINE FUN - Enjoy a daily dose of purr-fect humor with Jonny Hawkins' Cat Cartoon-A-Day calendar.

Cat Cartoon-A-Day by Jonny Hawkins 2026 Box Calendar

Walk through Britain's wild landscapes after dark with two-time winner of the Wainwright Prize for Nature Writing, John Lewis-Stempel. <h1>'Britain's finest living nature writer' The Times</h1>At night the senses become reordered. Hearing, touch, smell are privileged over vision. It is after dark that we humans become more sensitive to nature, more 'animal'. But the lights of the modern world are obliterating any meaningful connection to the night. We have lost touch with its wonders as well as its terrors. In this enchanting follow-up to Nightwalking, John Lewis-Stempel once again ventures out into the night to discover the natural world after dark, its rarely seen spectacles and curiosities. There are hares boxing under stars, night jars hunting moths in the summer wood, wintry moons with halos, rock-pool creatures glowing neon under UV light, barley fields shimmering in moonshine ... In Night Life, Lewis-Stempel wanders his familiar farmland, and goes further afield too, exploring the Lake District, the Welsh coast, London's Thames. Everywhere, he shows us why the night is precious, and what it is to be human in the dark.

Walking Britain’s wild landscapes after dark

Night Life

The perfect journal for keen daily observation of the spectacular birds all around you Many birding journals are geared around a life list, which requires traveling far and wide to see rare birds. Evolutionary biologist Joan Strassmann advocates for a different kind of birding: slow birding, focused on the joys of birding right where you are and at your own pace.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This one-of-a-kind journal, filled with detailed sections for daily use, is the ideal companion for local and backyard birders. The Slow Birding Journal features:&nbsp; <ul><li>Space for recording your observations of the birds you see</li><li>Targeted prompts and questions to incorporate into your birding</li><li>Advice and guidance on watching birds: what to look for and pay attention to</li></ul><ul><li>Detailed illustrations of several well-known birds, and blank pages to make your own illustrations</li></ul> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The best birding is where you are right now: in your backyard, your local parks, or on your favorite day hikes. This journal will lead you to a deeper understanding of the birds you see each day.

A Field Diary for Watching Birds Wherever You Are

The Slow Birding Journal

Backyard Birds 2026 Box Calendar

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