TIMOTHY A. RICHARDS

The first thought that came to mind when I opened this week’s photo was, How did I do that? By that, I mean selective coloring.

I snuck up on him, holding my camera as steady as I could. He sat, not blinking once. I knew there was a certain closeness

Some hummingbird feeders have a small depression in the middle of the feeder called an ant moat. The ant moat is a great deterrent to

The Leadership Development Initiative is nine-month program focusing on inclusion and equity. The participants are senior level staff or board members of non-profit, for-profit and

Have you ever said, “I’m trying my best”? I’m sure you have. We all have. I mean, what is the goal if not our best?

I’m excited about our garden prospects this year. Last year, my wife and I took about the only spot in the yard with an appreciable

Weathered. Beaten up. Broken. Aged. Abused. Those words may be an appropriate description of my old woodpecker feeder. We still have it, but it no

Worry is a funny thing. Worry can pull us in a negative direction quickly. It doesn’t take much time spent worrying before we’re feeling depressed

“Is it by your understanding that the hawk soars, stretching his wings toward the south?” (Job 39:26, NASB) ‘Why me?’ is a good question. One

What do you see first in this photograph? Was it the starbust sun in the background? Maybe you saw the clouds with the highlights on