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Flying common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) against a white background.

female lesser krestel

Close-up of a female Falco tinnunculus, or common kestrel, suspended in hovering flight while scanning the ground for prey. Photographed in open sky conditions in France, this image captures the iconic silhouette and hunting posture of this European raptor.

Black and white image of a male kestrel perched

Young kestrel perching staring at ground

A kestrel stuck on a roof looking out the window

Close-up of peregrine falcon in high grassland

A clear detail portrait of a small bird of prey with a clean green background.

Hovering Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus).

kestrel in a nest hole of a barn

Female Kestrel Falco tinnunculus in flight off the coast of Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Common kestrel perched on bare branch against clear blue sky

kestrel flying from nest after bringing food to its offspring

A Common Kestrel sitting on a wooden pole, sunny morning, summer in northern France

Bird watching and photo shooting by hand.

Common kestrel bird on TV aerial in urban surrounding at night, high angle view

Male Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) with common vole.

Birds attentively scan and analyze extensive landscapes regularly, Different species of avian creatures meticulously scrutinize broad environments from high vantage points using sharp vision

An image of a Common Kestrel in a parkland setting in sunshine

Close-up portrait of a Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), highlighting fine feather details, sharp gaze, and characteristic facial markings in natural light.

Lesser Kestrel (Falco naumanni)

Katara, Qatar - December 14, 2023: A closeup shot of a an cute falcon kestrel bird

Peregrine Falcon

Kestrel in flight

Flying male common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) against a blue sky.

$L 31-37cm, WS 68-78cm.\nFound in open country, on plains, by airfields, motorways, arable fields, heaths and marches interspersed with woods or copses, also lower fells up to birch and willow zones.\nFood voles, insects. \nNests in tree, often in old nest of corvid; or building, in hole or niche.\nIn the Dutch Polders also in artificial Nest Cases.\n\nThis Picture is made during an Excursion in the Polder Arkemheen in Winter of 2020.$

Little kestrel on a terrace.

A female Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) in flight on a sunny day in summer, blue sky

female Lesser kestrel flying (Falco naumanni)

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