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A Colorful Male American Kestrel Perched on a Branch

This is a photo of a Red-Tailed Hawk (buteo jamaicensis), which is a common hawk in North America.

Eagle looking for prey in Maasai Mara

Black kite (Milvus migrans)

Taken when Young Kestrel was learning to hunt

Red-tailed Hawk ( Buteo Jamaicensis ) sitting on a post. Is a very common raptor in North America, often seen perched alongside of roadways.

A closeup shot of a male kestrel perched on a wooden surface on a blurred background

A female American Kestrel perched on a branch at the San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Riverside County, Southern California. This small falcon has an enormous range in the New World, from Alaska and Canada through southern South America.

Common Kestrel (Falco innunculus) flying in the meadows in the Netherlands

A northern, adult male American Kestrel. He was injured and is now part of an education session.

Close-up photo of buzzard. Rough-legged Buzzard, Buteo lagopus. Side view.

Black kite (Milvus migrans)

Portrait of a red-tailed hawk, forest in the background

Northern Harrier (Circus hudsonius) on a fence post. Oregon State. Common in North America. Has copy space.

Long-legged buzzard

Australian Hobby Falcon in the wild in South Australia

Common Kestrel (Falco innunculus) eating a mouse on a pole in the meadows in the Netherland

$Taxon name: Square-tailed Kite\nTaxon scientific name: Lophoictinia isura\nLocation: Jervis Bay, New South Wales, Australia$

Kestrel Hunting

Close-up of falcon in flight against dark background (slightly blurred motion, high ISO, shallow DOF)

The upper parts of male kestrels are a buff-chestnut colour, dotted with black markings. Their heads are grey with a blueish tinge, and they have a solid, dark grey tail, with a black band across. In comparison, females are larger, brown all over, and have barred markings on their breast, underparts and underside of their tails.

Steppe eagles arrive at their summer breeding grounds around April, at the start of spring. Large nests, up to a metre wide, are constructed from twigs and lined with various materials, such as old rags and camel dung. While the nests are usually placed on the ground in a position allowing a good view of the surroundings, as a result of habitat alteration and persecution, nests are increasingly being found in trees, bushes and on artificial structures. The female lays a clutch of between one and three eggs which are incubated for 45 days, with the chicks being brooded for a further 55 to 65 days before fledging. The steppe eagle is remarkably long lived, reaching up to 41 years in captivity.

A beautiful shot of a male Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus) in the field

Fluffy Kestrel with sunlight lightening feathers bokeh background and grassy knoll.

Female sparrowhawk in the woods

A peregrine falcon basks in the sunlight.

Harris's hawk portrait in the wild, looking threatening and observing

Portrait of Birds of Prey - Common Kestrel - Falco Tinnunculus

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

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