The Old Nest and Young Birds is a dramatic work by Ukrainian writer Vasyl Mova (nicknamed Limansky), first published in 1907. In this work, the author depicts the life and life of the Kuban Cossacks of the late 1850s, focusing on the disintegration of the patriarchal structure of the family of Colonel Pilip Zagreb. Through the prism of this family, Mova demonstrates the impact of social and cultural changes on traditional Cossack life. Features of the publication: Author: Vasyl Mova (Limansky) - Ukrainian writer, poet and playwright of the XIX century. Title: "Old nest and young birds" Year of publication: 1907 Publisher: P. Barskoho, Kyiv, Khreshchatyk 40 Status of the book: The cover has a library stamp. The pages turned yellow, which corresponds to the age of the publication. There are scratches at the edges and a partial lack of binding. Significance of the work: "Old nest and young birds" is considered an important work of Ukrainian literature, reflecting the transition period in the life of the Kuban Cossacks. It provides an in-depth understanding of the social changes and cultural transformations of the time.