Last month, an American kestrel ... flight ambassador this summer due to a broken bone, which is when Smith brought up the idea of making art with him. After seeing a friend do painting with ...

The team found that the kestrel's head moves less than ... After being fitted with reflective markers, the birds’ precise movements and flight control techniques during non-flapping flight ...

while other flight-research facilities typically outsource their birds from falconries. The birds, including turkey vultures, a peregrine falcon, a kestrel, a barn owl, kites and a red-tailed hawk ...

He just marveled with his grandson about this bird.” The bird turned out to be an American kestrel, or what Gray’s grandfather called a “sparrow hawk.” From that moment on, Gray was hooked ...

Fitted with reflective markers, the birds’ precise movements and flight control techniques during non-flapping flight were tracked in detail. “Previous studies involved birds casually flying through ...

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Supported by By Franz Lidz In flight, the Eurasian kestrel is mostly silent ... Flapping its wings vigorously, the bird of prey catches every eddy of the ...

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 ...