An Acorn Woodpecker never forgets. Staring at a woodpecker granary makes you consider the sorts of words you’re storing up and filing away.

A sapsucker uses its mouth to wound a tree and trap its prey. A simple word from our own human mouths can accomplish the same.

“No human being can tame the tongue.” But what about a woodpecker? The first in a 4-part series on woodpeckers and the power of words.

Inexplicably, a naturalist looked at you and thought to himself, "Meh. I’ve seen better." And so you got branded: Common. Lesser. Least.

No single creature on this globe lives more of its life in daylight than the Arctic Tern. To what lengths will we go to live in the light?

God sent Jesus to speak our language, wear our frame, walk our soil, bear our burdens — to seek and save storm-disoriented sparrows like us.