Explore the magic of Madeline Island through thirteen months of original photography celebrating its hidden world of fungi.
Located off the northern tip of Wisconsin in Lake Superior, Madeline Island is part of the ancestral homeland of the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people, who know it as Mooningwanekaaning-minis—“Island of the Yellow-shafted Flicker.” Its forests, sandstone bluffs, and mossy trails nurture a stunning diversity of mushrooms, from tiny coral fungi to broad-capped woodland giants.
In Anishinaabemowin, mushrooms are called wazhashkwedowensag, and the mysterious force that brings them forth from the earth is puhpowee. This calendar captures that sense of emergence and wonder through vibrant, detailed photography taken across the island’s trails and forests.
Printed on high-quality glossy paper, this 12-month calendar brings the natural textures and colors of the Northwoods into your home—a perfect gift for nature lovers, mushroom enthusiasts, and anyone who finds beauty in quiet places.
