-
considered kestrels due to
their general shape and habits, but are
probably distinct from the true
kestrels as
outlined above. The
American kestrel is the...
- that
contains the
kestrel species with
black malar stripes, a
feature which apparently was not
present in the most
ancestral kestrels. They seem to have...
- of
saving the
Mauritius kestrels. Tom Cade had
recently learned how to
breed falcons in
captivity and had bred
American Kestrels and felt that
similar approaches...
- book
American Kestrels in
Modern Falconry, in an
article comparing kestrels to merlins,
summed their abilities up as follows: 1. "
Kestrels are thin-winged...
-
Creole as the
katiti after its loud,
shrill call. It is the
smallest of the
kestrels, 18–23 cm long with a
wingspan of 40–45 cm. The
wings are
fairly short...
-
greater kestrel (Falco rupicoloides) or white-e****
kestrel is a bird of prey
belonging to the
falcon family Falconidae. It is one of the
largest kestrels and...
- tinnunculus).
Spotted kestrels measure 26–32 cm (10–12.5 in) from head to tail, with a
wingspan of 59–71 cm (23–28 in). On average,
spotted kestrels weigh 162 g...
- an
American bicycle manufacturer The
Melbourne Kestrels, an
Australian netball team
Viking Kestrel, a children's book
imprint This
disambiguation page...
- Army
Kestrels. West
Germany German Air
Force (Luftwaffe) (aircrew parti****ted in the Tri-partite
Evaluation Squadron,
three allocated Kestrel aircraft...
-
Eurasian kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), and
probably also the
spotted kestrel (Falco moluccensis). It
seems to have
evolved from
ancestral common kestrels dispersing...
