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Our guide to female kestrels will equip you with the knowledge you need to make a confident identification of these widespread small raptors, so keep reading to learn more. How can you tell if a Kestrel is male or female? There are distinct differences between male and female kestrels.
How common are kestrels in the UK? What does a baby kestrel look like? Get all of the facts on kestrels.
Common Kestrels "Bombay and Mo" & Meany and Boomerang. In 2018 we decided to try and fly 4 baby kestrels together. We got Eeny, Meany, Miny and Mo. For a year they lived together and hovered together in our shows. At a year old they grew up and decided they didn't like to share their space anymore and began to fight!
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Our guide to the breeding and nesting habits of kestrels in the UK takes an in-depth look at what kind of nest sites they choose, when kestrels lay eggs and how many broods they raise in a typical year.
Kestrels are widespread across most of the UK. They like open habitats where they have a good view of their prey, such as grassland, farmland and heathland, but you might also spot them in towns.
Here is our expert guide to kestrels, also known as a bird of prey, found in the UK, including how to identify and best places to spot. What is a kestrel? Kestrels are a species of falcon. They are typically 32–35cm long, with a wingspan of 71–80cm, weighing between 156g and 252g.
