IOS 4 calendar has a Bug!?

Hi. When i save my granny's birthday September 27. 1925 to her contact information on my iphone4 (newest Software 4.2.1), it is shown totally false in the iphone's calendar.
In calendar it's marked as an annual event at Dezember 13.
A BUG? ... or is my granny to old for iPhone? What can i do?

No, I'd meant to mark it as a non-question. It's an informational post. I'll close it as answered.

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