Kestrels, Common Kestrel, American Kestrel. Kestrels Are A Familiar Sight, With Their Pointed Wings And Long Tail, Hovering Beside A Roadside Verge. Numbers Of Kestrels Have Declined Since The 1970S, Probably As A Result Of Changes In Farming, And So It Is Included On The Amber List. They Have Adapted Readily To Man-Made Environments And Can Survive Right In The Centre Of Cities.

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