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American Kestrels

Falco sparverius

Photo by BlueAppaloosa
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Field Notes

Description:

Kestrels are small falcons. Both sexes have whitish underparts, speckled brown backs, and similar facial marking. The males have bluish wing feathers, while the female's are brown.

Habitat:

open fields, preferably with tall places to perch and survey

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