The Boy and the Sea Eagle

On a breezy morning by the sea, a boy named Leo stands on the rocky shore in his mustard-yellow rain jacket, hoping to spot the great sea eagle he has heard about. When the huge bird appears over the waves, its pale head and tail gliding on wings wider than Leo is tall, he opens his notebook and starts to sketch and record everything he observes.

An old fisherman named Sam, who has watched the eagle for years, stops to talk, and their conversation turns the morning into a lesson about how the coast works. In this tale by Ebru Mina TOMURCUK, readers follow Leo as he notes how the eagle hunts, why clean water and tall trees matter, and how seagulls compete for the same catch. His notes grow into a poster he shares on the beach. The story can be read on Onlinemasal Com.Tr.