In the high emerald canopies of the Luangwa valley, resides a breeding pair of African fish eagles. The iconic continental bird species and master ambush predators, the pair spends less than 10 minutes hunting each day. Even with two hungry chicks to feed back at their nest. But as the winter dry season grips the land, space and food resources are at a premium and the pair must hold their own against a slew of invaders.