birds

Some people believe that a visit from a cardinal is not only lucky, it's a heavenly connection.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

Your instinct might be to jump in and rescue a baby bird on the ground, but it might not need saving after all.

Join us on a journey of compassion and courage as we spread our wings to rescue birds in need.

You likely won't see many of these birds in Iowa.

Was it footsteps? Someone drumming?

The state bird of Iowa is the American Goldfinch. It officially became the state bird in 1933. Yet it is not the most commonly seen bird in Iowa, and before you ask, no it's not hawks either.

It’s called a ‘bilateral gynandromorph.’ Half of its body is male and the other half is female. Its colors split right down the middle. The photos (below) of the half-male, half-female Northern Cardinal were taken in Grand Valley, Pennsylvania...

I'm only kidding about the GPS, but when people say 'If they don't have it, we don't need it,' I totally get it now.

Iowa looking to raise the fine for killing a bald eagle to match the federal penalty.