A Great Gray Owl knows there's life under the barren surface. It can see without seeing. How do we "fix our eyes on what is unseen?"

A riddle for you: My dog barks at it playfully. My cat stares at it dumbly. The cardinals in my yard attack it aggressively. What is "it"?

The short-term advantages of a bodyguard become the long-term threat of becoming dinner. What happens when we "make friends with our sin"?

The goldfinch has been living a carefree summer, taking life a day at a time. But they're not lazy; two months late is right on time.

Bad news: hobbies can be expensive. Good news: birdwatching is cheap; all you need is a decent set of binoculars. Here's what to look for.

Identifying a bird starts with simply knowing what to look for. Here are three helpful tips to help you learn how to better describe a bird.

Getting started in birdwatching? Here's a helpful tip for evolving from "I look at birds" to "I'm a birder." Start by learning your Top Ten.

The Killdeer is the Ferris Bueller of the bird world, but with far more noble intentions. Might it even inspire our gospel appreciation?

Warblers aren’t simply colorful; they’re adorned, as if they dressed up for the trip. Why such extravagance? To remind us of a prodigal God.