Poetic text and stunning illustrations depict a father tawny eagle on his evening flight across the Serengeti to search for food for his young chick.

"Tawny eagles are one of Africa's largest birds of prey, as the author notes in the afterword; this one, and his mate and chick, make attractively fierce-looking feathered guides to the renowned wildlife preserve."
--Kirkus Reviews

A simple poem draws the reader into an old barn, where generations of owls slept, waked, hunted for mice, and raised their young.