Ian’s Bird of the Week – Resplendent Quetzal

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Ian’s Bird of the Week – Resplendent Quetzal ~ Ian Montgomery Newsletter 10-18-10 It looks like your collective prayers worked, thank you very much, so here is the legendary Resplendent Quetzal, the main goal of my visit to Costa Rica. After a post-flight night in a hotel in the capital, San Jose, I drove to … Continue reading →

Interesting Things – Similar Features Show Design

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Similar Features Show Design, Not Universal Common Descent by Randy J. Guliuzza, P.E., M.D. is a very interesting article from the October issue of the Acts and Facts from Institute for Creation Research. “I’m related to George Washington,” an acquaintance announced after searching his genealogical record. He also believes he is closely related to chimpanzees. … Continue reading →

Ian’s Bird of the Week: Clark’s Nutcracker

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Ian’s Bird of the Week: Clark’s Nutcracker ~ by Ian Montgomery Newsletter – 10-14-10 My apologies for the very late bird of the week. My last week in California was very full, so the flight to Costa Rica last Sunday was the first opportunity to prepare the photos and, owing to internet problems at my … Continue reading →

Today’s Birds of the Bible

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Updated at 8:10 pm They are all finished. Hope you enjoy reading them. ******** Today, instead of doing my regular Birds of the Bible article, I am going to try to finish the Scripture Alphabet of Animals series. I have all the birds finished and am working hard to finish the rest of the animals … Continue reading →

Learning from the Birds – Overwhelmed

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But now ask the beasts, and they will teach you; And the birds of the air, and they will tell you; (Job 12:7 NKJV) Brood parasites are organisms that use the strategy of brood parasitism, found among birds, fish or insects, involving the manipulation and use of host individuals either of the same or different … Continue reading →

Bobolink – Extraordinary Migrant…

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Bobolink – Extraordinary Migrant… ~ by a j mithra Rice bird, meadow-wink, skunk blackbird, reed bird, butter bird—these various names for the member of the blackbird family most commonly known as the Bobolink reflect the diversity of ways in which humans have looked upon this gregarious songbird. Nesting in the prairies and cultivated land of … Continue reading →

Harriet Newell Cook – Scripture Alphabet of Animals

Harriet Newell Cook – Scripture Alphabet of Animals

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Scripture Alphabet of Animals Harriet Newell Cook (1814-1843) – author of Scripture Alphabet of Animals While looking for the quoted thoughts by G. D. Watson, “Others May, You Cannot,” I found the Christian Articles Website. It is loaded with articles by numerous pastors and preachers, but also other Christian writers. That is where I found … Continue reading →

Birdwatching – South Lake Howard Nature Park – 10/2/10

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Saturday, Dan and I were back out birdwatching and enjoying God’s creation. This time we stopped by the South Lake Howard Nature Park in Winter Haven. It was another beautiful “cooler” day like Friday at Circle B. He put another story before them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is like a grain of mustard seed … Continue reading →