Kestrel Merch

Kestrel's hovering characteristic when preying

This small raptor will bring joy to the heart of the birdwatcher in your life.

European Kestrel

Kestrel in flight

A red tailed hawk perched on a tree branch, illustration

Kestrel's hovering is one of their most distinctive habits – they have an incredible ability to keep their head perfectly still while hovering in place.

local kestrel in flight over the shirebrook valley sheffield

Colorful animals art.

Young fledgling kestrel perched atop the straw stack

Kestrel in a tree with autumn colors in the background.

This is an illustration of a kestrel

male kestrel falcon on a limb

kestrel in flight

Colored pencil drawing of an American Kestrel by Tim Jeffs

A drawing in colored pencil of a kestrel "praying" in the sky. The background is a watercolor stain behind the bird.

A kestrel hovers in front of the sunshine...

an American Kestrel early spring

Kestrel in the sun

A kestrel captured in full sunlight on a cold winter morning.

Kestrel in flight

Alphabet Animals: K

This Kestrel was searching for food over a cliff as I was walking my dogs. It was far more interested in its prey than in me and provided me with an opportunity to photograph it almost at eye level.

Around minus 6 to be precise.

European Kestrel

Same kestrel, different angle, same -6 °C

A drawing in colored pencil of a kestrel "praying" in the sky. With the Latin name written under the bird: Falco tinnunculus. Nostalgic picture.

A kestrel for the raptor person in your life, even if that person is you!

Kestrel Chicks

A drawing with watercolor markers and fineliners of a common kestrel sitting on a branch. It is a female specimen. The bird of prey has a greenish color. There are also blue and pink tones used. The background is a spontaneous ink blot made by a falling drop of ink. Digitally manipulated.

The rarest of the birds of prey.

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Aww... Kestral manoeuvres in the Park is an original drawing of a kestral in flight... waiting for its moment by Lesley Pearson of jellygnomes.

Photo of a kestrel

Beautiful Female Kestrel

Head of a male Kestrel