He looks for birds.

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    A Dalmatian pelican flies on Qeshm Island in Iran. (Farnoush Farhadi via AP)
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    People talk about animals. They are in Fars province in Iran. (Mahsa Hashemi/AvayeBoom via AP)
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    People count birds in Mazandaran province in Iran. (AvayeBoom via AP)
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    People watch birds in Iran during autumn 2025. (Mohammad Ali Agha Ebrahimi/AvayeBoom via AP)
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    A female ruddy shelduck swims in the wetlands of Iran in 2022. (Mohsen Shokrollahi/AvayeBoom via AP)
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Mr. K is a doctor for animals.  War comes to his homeland.  What does he do?

He climbs rocks.  He looks for nests.  Will he find birds, chicks, and eggs?  Birds need help too!

Pray: Pray that peace would come to Iran.

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Iran is at war. Reza Kiamarzi is a veterinarian. He went to the mountains to find birds. He looked for endangered falcons. The birds live near fighting. Do explosions harm them? Are eggs and chicks safe? Iran is more than twice as big as Texas. Many wonderful animals live there. Some species are in trouble already. War makes matters worse. Mr. Kiamarzi found birds. He keeps studying them to make sure they are okay. 

“Look at the birds of the air . . . your heavenly Father feeds them.” (Matthew 6:26)