dozens of rescued raptors live as bird ambassadors in the village of Quechee, about 90 miles south of Burlington, Vermont. Last month, an American kestrel called Ferrisburgh — name after the ...

About four years ago, the young male kestrel was brought to the bird rescue at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science in Quechee, Vt., after he was discovered in the nearby town of Ferrisburgh ...

That goes against the trend for birds of prey, broadly seen as a conservation bright spot. A tagged kestrel in Harmony Township, N.J., held by John Smallwood, a biology professor at Montclair ...

The American Kestrel, North America’s smallest and most colorful falcon, has been steadily declining since the 1970s. Despite being a familiar sight in open fields and perched on roadside wires ...

It is the only bird of prey breeding in Ohio that hunts in this manner. In 1930, ornithologist Lawrence Hicks claimed that the American kestrel population comprised more individuals than all of ...

This Monday, he will be speaking at the Allen Bird Club in Springfield on his efforts to increase the American kestrel population locally. The Allen Bird Club, which started in 1912, is in its ...

Letters: Jacksonville physician sheds light on importance of play for kids with disabilities Bird species like the kestrel are an essential part of our Florida family. We must protect this ...

MANNOK was thrilled to welcome five recently hatched kestrel chicks to the nest in a nook in one of the company’s quarries.

However, generally, the reason this bird’s dramatic look evolved is unknown. The American kestrel’s makeup look is subtle, but it’s adorable, nonetheless. If you look closely at its eyes ...

Adding to the difficulty, each bird was wearing 52 reflective markers ... “It’s very difficult to do an exact replica of all the anatomy of a kestrel, so we have distilled our findings down ...

Cornell Lab of Ornithology. "American Kestrel Identification." Cornell Lab of Ornithology. "Peregrine Falcon Identification." Cornell Lab of Ornithology. "Fastest bird (diving)." Guinness World ...

to eject a small bird of prey that found its way to a stairwell. City of Winnipeg Animal Services said the young American Kestrel was spotted on the stairs inside the Susan A. Thompson Building ...