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Maybe it can work if you don’t mind if you get 8 months with chickens, quail and ducks and only 4 with special poultry like peacocks, pheasants and pigeons. If you think its worth a try, I am in. Just for fun. 2 wild geese courting in my neighbourhood.

Maybe as different from month to month as possible? Depending on what people enter in the contest. Good pictures is more important than diversity. And no snow pictures in summer (sorry Aussies) You could try to get these included (e.g. ); rooster 🐓 hen(s) chicks 🐥 🐥 🦆 duck(s) ducklings geese 🪿...

I would like a digital calender as screensaver on my laptop. And a poultry calender once instead of a 100% chicken calender would be nice too.

This is one of the reasons why I like to let a broody (or 3) do what she loves to do 😍. I cropped the photo for a better image presentation. If by any chance this photo becomes a favourite for the calendar you might like the original photo.

#4 (I think, but not sure) My 3 broodies with 9 bantam chicks (some hiding). The chicks are a variety of Dutch, Vorwerk and red porcelain Sussex. The mama’s are Black and Pearl, my black Dutch, and Janice again (mix breed).

#4 Janice, a mix breed bantam (Dutch x Naine de Tournaisis). She already was on the calendar of 2023 with a flock mate. Janice is my most elegant chicken. Foto taken in the summer of 2022. This year Janice became mama for the first time.

#3 Black, one of my Dutch bantams in the garden in the summer of 2022.

#2 Ini Mini and Kraai. Both Dutch bantams with different colours . Inside the coop on the roosting bars. February 2023.

#1 My chick Junior hatched one day later Because the broodies left him behind I took the chick inside in a kangaroo sack and with a towl on top to keep Junior warm. In the evening I tucked Junior in under one of the mama’s. Next day Junior could follow. PS Junior is a bantam red speckled...