Owls have captured the human imagination as much as any group of birds. Mysterious, nocturnal hunters with haunting, far-carrying calls, silent flight, and prominent, forward-facing eyes, owls evoke a range of emotions from fear and awe to delight and a deep concern for their welfare.
Owls: Journeys around the world by David Hollands
Bloomings Books, $59.95hb, 245pp, 1 876473 50 9
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