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{"a": "kestrel (noun): A small species of falcon known for its hovering flight and hunting small mammals and insects."),
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There are more kestrels than eagles.
Kestrels do not usually nest in colonies.
Lesser hunters include kestrels and eagle owls.
American kestrels are not a threatened species.
Then it was time to catch and weigh the kestrels.
Attraction of kestrels to vole scent marks visible in ultraviolet light.
They call them kestrels.
Kestrels and other birds have been found nesting in trees.
The resulting pastures provided an ideal habitat for kestrels.
Kestrels are specialist rodent hunters.
A few km from a natural site in the canyon of the kestrels.
Most kestrels had a myositis at the iron injection site.
These are the first results of a new hide for photographing kestrels.
Kestrels sampled in both years had consistent parasite loads.
A daily feeding of the endangered kestrels is also conducted for visitors at this point.
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Kestrels club has produced no less than nine underage internationals in its short history.
We must celebrate that the disappeared kestrels have recently returned to inhabit the mountain.
Kestrels and sparrowhawk will also use them to hunt small mammals and birds.
One important use of American kestrels is in falconry.
On the other hand kestrels no longer seem to be a common roadside bird.
They also did preliminary investigation of the effectiveness of American kestrels.
Sometimes the kestrels will use the nest of another bird or a hole in a tree.
In later years the sport was revived and the team were known as the Kestrels.
All common kestrels have a prominent black malar stripe like their closest relatives.
Light European males can be distinguished from kestrels by their mainly brown wings.
The only other birds of prey we saw were two Common Kestrels.
In the past I have seen kestrels in the area.
Donaghan is a big fan of the Quidditch team called the Kenmare Kestrels.
Common kestrels eat almost exclusively mouse-sized mammals.
You have heard of or maybe even seen Snoop Kestrels.
Birds including whitethroats, kestrels and sparrowhawks are often seen.
The league champions that year were Hackney Kestrels.
Like other falcons, kestrels do not build their own nests.
During the summer months De Aar is home for several thousand Kestrels.
Kestrels do not build their own nests, but use nests built by other species.
Both Greenaway and Roger Cook were members of the close harmony group the Kestrels.
Foxes and kestrels are often seen, and there is a wealth of bird and butterfly species.
The birds of prey present include eagles, kestrels and kites.
The first few Kestrels were constructed using timber, since fibreglass technology was still very new.
And when the flicker has finished with its hole, kestrels often take it over.
Juvenile Dickinson 's kestrels are similar but have a barred tail and a more strongly barred underwing.
Very rare . There are more kestrels than eagles.
I come with a falcon, an owl and perhaps n A few kestrels.
Evidence of immunomodulation in nestling American kestrels ( Falco sparverius ) exposed to environmentally relevant PBDEs.
Trichinella pseudospiralis infections reduced the reproductive success of captive American kestrels ( Falco sparverius ).
Was kestrels number two?
O Investigating the impacts of exposure to polybrominated diphenyl ethers ( PBDEs ) in American Kestrels.
In the air are kestrels ( or windhovers ), hawks and buzzards and eagles.
Over the past few weeks, I would made homes for owls and kestrels.
In the open meadows, kestrels and red-tailed hawks have been spotted.
