There has been a very big decline in the American kestrel across the United States, but one man's efforts in the Lehigh Valley are making a difference. Paul's a federally and state licensed bird ...

American kestrels usually live for only five or six ... "They can take them right out of the air," he said. "It's not a big food source — it's like eating a french fry instead of a hamburger ...

Unfortunately, the most common falcon, American kestrel, is on a downward slide, although it is still easily the most frequent of Ohio’s falcons. American kestrels are about the size of a blue ...

Wooden nest boxes in the Treasure Valley house American kestrels, where they are observed by Idaho scientists. 2022 marks the 30th year of data collection on this declining species. Jim Shane You ...

I recently saw a news item about how American kestrels have been ... across the highway to hunt along the edges of a big open field. And now kestrels are kind of headed the way of the whooping ...

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 ...

Those big eyes have ultraviolet vision that makes ... But this deadly yet cute predator is in trouble. American kestrel numbers have declined by an estimated 50 percent, or about two million ...

This Monday, he will be speaking at the Allen Bird Club in Springfield on his efforts to increase the American ... kestrels a lot more often at my watch site than lately.” Conservation is a big ...

But it definitely met the definition of "precious cargo." The two-hand carry was used to safely cradle an American kestrel chick out of its temporary quarters for processing at a portable research ...