Local Wildlife Photographer Dave Ellis Releases 2025 Calendars For Christmas Season

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Local wildlife photographer Dave Ellis has released his calendars for 2025 depicting some of his best shots of nature taken throughout the year for the upcoming holidays.

“We have designed our 2025 wildlife calendars featuring some of our favorite photographs of Kawartha Lakes wildlife,” said Ellis. “The calendars are available now so that you can have them in time for Christmas and the New Year.”

There are three different calendar designs to choose from. Ellis requests that those interested in seeing a preview of the calendars or placing an order, email wildlife@eastlink.ca. They are hand-delivered throughout Peterborough and the Kawarthas.

The calendars have been printed locally to support Kawartha Lakes businesses according to Ellis.

“I really enjoy sharing my photos of our local wildlife with all of you and I look forward to meeting you when we deliver the calendars,” said. “We hope you like the calendars and thank you for your support.”

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Local Wildlife Photographer Dave Ellis To Release 2024 Calendars For Christmas Season

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Local wildlife photographer Dave Ellis has released his calendars for 2024 depicting some of his best shots of nature taken throughout the year for the upcoming holidays.

Photo courtesy of Dave Ellis.

“It is that time of year when we start looking ahead to the coming of the New Year,” said Ellis. “Astrid and I have designed our 2024 wildlife calendars featuring some very special photographs of our Kawartha Lakes wildlife.”

The calendars have been printed locally to support Kawartha Lakes businesses according to Ellis.

There are three different calendar designs to choose from. Ellis is requesting that those interested to see a preview of the calendars or to place an order can email wildlife@eastlink.ca.

“I really enjoy sharing my photos of our local wildlife with all of you and I look forward to meeting you when we deliver the calendars,” said Ellis. “We hope you like the calendars and thank you for your support.”

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Dave Ellis: June Photography Recap

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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-area wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada often features his work in our Good Morning PTBO posts, where a single shot captures a moment of time in nature.

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May Photo Recap with Dave Ellis

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Local wildlife photographer Dave Ellis shares his captures from the month of May; featuring many different environments and species of wildlife all over Peterborough and the Kawarthas.

PTBOCanada often features his work in our ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts, which you can find on our social media accounts.

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April Photography In Review With Dave Ellis

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Omemee-based wildlife photographer Dave Ellis shares some of his captures from the month of April. You can see his work featured in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts.

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Photo Series of Unbelievable Dave Ellis Captures Prove Otter and Smallmouth Bass Are Not Photoshopped

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A ‘Good Morning PTBO’ picture by Dave Ellis posted to our social media platforms Thursday morning stirred up some speculation.

photo by dave ellis.

The one of a kind capture shows a local otter eating a smallmouth bass on the Otonabee River.

“When you shoot at a fast shutter speed the camera freezes the action and it sometimes looks unnatural,” Ellis explains. “I can assure you that the otter did catch this fish and the picture is not photoshopped.”

The series of captures below shows the otter catching the bass.

“Thank you for all of the nice comments on my photo. I really appreciate them and I am glad you enjoyed the photo. It was phenomenal to watch the otter catch this fish,” Ellis adds.

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February Photography In Review With Dave Ellis

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Dave Ellis is an Omemee-based wildlife photographer. PTBOCanada features his work in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts. Here are some of his captures from the month of February.

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Dave Ellis January Photo Recap

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Omemee-area wildlife photographer Dave Ellis shares his captures from the month of January.

The winter images feature various local environments and different species of wildlife; on land and in water.

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December Wildlife Photography Review with Dave Ellis

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This month’s snowy images from wildlife photographer Dave Ellis feature various local wildlife from around Peterborough and the Kawarthas.

The Omemee-based shares some of his captures from December, which you may seen featured in our daily ‘Good Morning PTBO’ posts.

Follow along with Ellis’ work as the seasons change through PTBOCanada.

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Dave Ellis 2023 Kawartha Lakes Wildlife Calendars For Sale

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Start the year off right by purchasing a 2023 Kawartha Lakes Wildlife calendar, featuring special photographs of local wildlife by Omemee-based photographer Dave Ellis.

Photo by Samantha Bianco.

The calendars are made by a local printing company with heavy weight paper and high quality photo printing. Each photo is 11 x 8.5 inches so the calendar measures 11 x 17 inches when hanging. It is bound in the middle with a spiral coil.

Him and his wife, Astrid, designed the calendars and the pictures they contain.

“We started early this year so that the calendars will be available in time for Christmas. They make a very nice, reasonably priced Christmas gift that you can enjoy all year,” says Ellis.

Ellis notes that the costs to produce and deliver the calendars went up, “just like everything else has this year,” but wanted to keep the calendars affordable as a gift or personal purchase, so they are not raising their price. Calendars will continue selling for $25 per calendar including delivery in the local area, just like years prior.

If you’re interested in ordering send an email to wildlife@eastlink.ca and Ellis will send you the information needed to purchase a calendar.

“I really enjoy sharing my photos of our local wildlife with all of you and I look forward to meeting you when we deliver the calendars,” continues Ellis. “We hope you like the calendars and thank you for your support.”

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