Another "Kestrel" watch is almost over for this year.
I am seeing only one lone male perched on top of the
antenna these days. The rest have disappeared...to where?
I may never know.
antenna these days. The rest have disappeared...to where?
I may never know.
These have been my observations:
I first saw the Kestrel pair in the tree the beginning
of April... About 20 days earlier than last year.
The behavior though similar had it's differences: As in the picture
below.. the fledglings were observed resting on the limbs of the tree.
Four fledglings in the same picture. A rare catch for me.
Click for a better view.
(2 males 2 females)
Mom enjoying a 'birdie' treat
one of my favorite pictures ... the colors so
rich on his wing and back feathers.. trying his best
to stay up right while turning
This little cutie seemed to be curious as he watched
I noticed here and in NYC how these Kestrels pick
buildings that they can blend with. The colors being
similar or the same as their feathers
To see Kestrel & building photos taken
by Deborah Allen in NYC go here