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Rooks do Raven, Kestrel does Nightjar
Courtship behavior from a Kestrel: unlike thre usual shallow winged winnowing display my resident male also is doing a flight display which involves steeply-raised wings and a glide to the nest site. I've never seen this before. Anyone else?
Also today a Rook flick-flacking like a Raven, except the rolls were very rapid.
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