Wildlife Memo Calendar

Wildlife Memo Calendar Overview

Magical images of wildlife from all over Britain, some very common, others quite rare, are brought to you in the Wildlife Memo business calendar. All the wild animals, birds, reptiles and butterflies featured in this wonderful promotional calendar for 2026 are depicted in their natural habitat – fields, coasts, woodland, lakes, rivers, moors and mountains.

March’s photo shows two hares doing their characteristic boxing act. The hare is the UK’s fastest land mammal and can swerve and change direction to outwit a predator. In spring the males chase one other, rear up and box with their front paws. They dig a shallow depression called a form, where they rest by day, foraging for grass, berries and plants at night. Two Little Owls are pictured in April’s endearing image, sitting on a branch grooming one another. Our most frequently-seen owl, with large yellow eyes, is found in most parts of England and Wales compact body and a whistling call. They will perch on a post or telegraph pole and pounce down on birds, small rodents and insects. It is our most frequently-seen owl.