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Kestrel
Pappa Smurf

Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)

Kestrel
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Habitat
Kestrels are found in a wide variety of habitats, from moor and heath, to farmland and urban areas. The only places they do not favour are dense forests, vast treeless wetlands and mountains. They are a familiar sight, hovering beside a motorway, or other
Location
Westhay Somerset
Date taken
19.10.2015
Scientific name
Falco tinnunculus
Equipment used
Canon
delia todd
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Ah 'the look'.... he can do it too LOL.

A lovely picture you've got of this little raptor - very well done Keith. I think you did well to spot him hiding in the leaves!!!
 
ChrisKten
Well spotted ans captured, Keith; these aren't easy to see in that sort of setting, I often miss them unless I see them fly there
 

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