Free to download. New screensavers are added from time to time, so it's worth checking back.
These wildlife screensavers and wallpapers are made from my own photographs, taken in and around the Peak District National Park. You won't find them anywhere else. They're free to download for your PC, Mac, tablet or phone.
There's a mix to suit most tastes: barn owls hunting, diving and stretching, fluffy owlets, a handsome red deer stag, a robin in the frost, leaping squirrels and some big Peak District views. The owls in flight are Mia or Buster, two of the barn owls you might know from our live barn owl camera.
They're all JPEG images, and I've kept the file sizes small so they download quickly and won't slow your computer or phone down.
Choose your screensaver
Click a picture to see it full size, or click Download to save it.
Barn owls and owlets
Red deer
More Peak District wildlife
Peak District views
Free to use: these screensavers are free to download and use. The only condition is that they mustn't be redistributed or sold as images. A mention of BarnOwl.live is always appreciated! You'll find more free images, illustrations and icons on my free images list.
How to use them
On a Windows PC
As your wallpaper: download a picture, open it, right-click and choose Set as desktop background.
As a slideshow: save your favourites into one folder. Go to Settings, Personalisation, Background, choose Slideshow, and pick that folder.
As a screensaver: go to Settings, Personalisation, Lock screen, then Screen saver. Choose Photos, click Settings and pick your folder.
On a Mac
As your wallpaper: open System Settings, then Wallpaper, and click Add Folder or Add Photo. You can set a folder to change picture automatically.
As a screensaver: open System Settings, then Screen Saver. Choose one of the photo styles, then set the source to the folder with your downloads.
On a phone or tablet
Press and hold a picture, save it to your photos, then open it and choose to use it as your wallpaper. The pictures are wide, so you can pinch and slide to choose which part fills the screen.
Make it a slideshow
Download a few and put them in one folder. Both Windows and Mac can rotate through them, so you get a different bit of the Peak District every day.
Questions people ask
Are these wildlife screensavers really free?
Yes. All the screensavers are free to download for your own computer, laptop, tablet or phone. They're my own photos, and they're free to use, as long as they aren't redistributed or sold as images.
Will they work on a Mac and a Windows PC?
Yes. They're standard JPEG images, so they work as wallpapers and screensavers on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android.
Will they slow my computer down?
No. I've kept the file sizes small, so they download quickly and won't slow down your computer or phone.
Where were the photos taken?
All of them were taken in and around the Peak District National Park in the UK, many close to where the Barn Owl Live cameras are.
I'll keep adding new screensavers, so subscribe to Barn Owl Live to hear when I do. You'll also get our free barn owl book. If you enjoy these, there are lots more of my photos in the Peak District wildlife gallery, and you can watch the owls and deer live on our wildlife cameras.
Paul