American Kestrel Photo Gallery by Greg Lavaty at pbase.com

American Kestrel

Falco sparverius

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Marilyn Campbell		01-Jan-2010 01:34
I live in So. Oregon and volunteer at Wildlife Images, a non-profit rehabilitation center for various types of wildlife. Jackson, an American Kestrel, came to the center in Sept., 08 and has turned into my favorite. He has become very tame in just a few months, but must remain as a permanent resident of the center due to his injuries. He is a beautiful, intelligent bird and I look forward to seeing him every week when I come to volunteer. Thanks for the great photos of Kestrels.

Tom Torbert		05-Sep-2008 03:49
Your gallery of kestrel's is great... I have been concentrating on them recently and find that they are incredibly difficult to capture in flight.. They are so small it takes a big telephoto and they rarely fly in a straight line... They seem to stay in one area territorily and don't roam around alot.. V

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