Mysterious, graceful and endlessly captivating, Britain's owls have long inspired awe, folklore and fascination. In Ghosts of the Night, leading owl expert Chris Sperring uncovers the remarkable lives of these elusive birds, revealing the secrets behind some of Britain's most iconic wildlife.

From the silent flight of the Barn Owl drifting across a moonlit meadow to the unmistakable call of the Tawny Owl echoing through the darkness, Sperring explores the behaviour, ecology and natural history of Britain's five native owl species. Along the way, he answers fascinating questions about how they hunt, how they fly with such extraordinary silence, and how they continue to adapt to our ever-changing countryside.

Blending expert knowledge with a deep appreciation for these extraordinary birds, Ghosts of the Night celebrates every owl encounter as something rare and unforgettable. Perfect for readers of British wildlife books, bird books and nature writing, this beautifully written exploration of Britain's owls is an essential addition to the library of any birdwatcher or natural history enthusiast.