Owls of the Eastern Ice is a science book by author Jonathan C. Slaght.
A field scientist and conservationist tracks the elusive Blakiston owl in the forbidden zone of Eastern Russia.

Jonathan C. Slaught had the opportunity to encounter one of the most mysterious birds on Earth. Bigger than any owl he knew, it looked like a little bear with decorative feathers. He snaps a photo and shares it with the experts. Soon he was on a five-year journey, searching for this large, mysterious creature in the lush, remote forests of Eastern Russia. That first sighting got him called a scientist.

Despite its 6 feet long wingspan and over 2 feet tall, the Blakiston owl is elusive. They are easiest to find in winter, when their tracks mark the snow-covered riverbanks where they feed. They are also under threat. And so, when Slaught and his dedicated team set out to search for the owls, they set out to develop a conservation plan that would help ensure the survival of the species. This mission puts them on all-night surveillance missions in frozen tents, dashing frantically through thawing rivers and freely climbing rotting trees to inspect nests for precious eggs. price. At the heart of Slaught’s story are the fish owls themselves: cunning hunters, devoted parents, eerie duet singers, and survivors of a harsh and shrinking habitat.

This book is completely different from any other I have read. At first glance, the subjects appear to be fish owls, but they are just one of many rich and unforgettable characters that emerge as Jon Slaught stumbles through blizzards and awkward encounters in the act. search for his elusive (original) feathered friends. . Because of this and Slaught’s writing, you don’t even have to care about Russia or Fish owls to enjoy this book.

So I would strongly recommend this book to anyone who loves to write well and immerses themselves in a place, people, and situation that they would otherwise never have had the chance to learn and enjoy. awake. As well as entertaining everyone I can think of, I’m also confident it will inspire another generation to follow in the footsteps of Jon Slaught and do everything it can to make a difference for one. wild animals or places they feel passionate about.

• Owls of the Eastern Ice

• A Quest to Find and Save the World’s Largest Owl
• By: Jonathan C. Slaght

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