Michael Everett's 1977 book, A Natural History of Owls, offers a comprehensive look at the fascinating world of these nocturnal predators. The book is richly illustrated with both black-and-white and color photographs, making it a visual and informative guide. It delves into the behavior, geographical distribution, and life cycles of various owl species, covering topics such as breeding biology and population dynamics. It remains a valuable resource for ornithologists and enthusiasts alike.