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BIRD<br />
KESTREL<br />
WE CAN FIND THEM WIDESPREAD AND OFTEN COMING<br />
AROUND IN A BIG GROUP OF BIRDS. THEY CAN BE<br />
CONSIDERED AS THE BIGGEST FLOCK OF BIRDS PREY IN<br />
EUROPE<br />
JUST COMES AND VISIT US<br />
TO WATCH ONE OF THE BEST<br />
FLYING EXPERINCES!<br />
They normally lives around of few habitats such as woodland, farmland,<br />
fresh-mashes or even at town centre. Basically anywhere that it can find prey.<br />
During autumn season, a lot of kestrels coming from Low Countries, Scandinavia<br />
and central Europe. During that time, you can spot them easily around sea walls<br />
and salting area along the east shore of The Wash where there is recorded<br />
almost 70 kestrels spotted there.<br />
Kestrel can hangs and fly at a height of 20 or 30 feet poised in the air with<br />
quivering wings and widespread depressed tail searching the prey at ground<br />
below. If there is no prey around, it will make fly forward or in circle for a few times<br />
to make sure the prey is at the ground. Beside that, the common kestrel is the<br />
only kestrel in Britain that can do hovering while heading into the wind while hunting.<br />
Despite being persecuted during the 19th century when gamekeepers virtually<br />
vanished them from some parts of the British Isles, the kestrel has made a<br />
remarkable comeback and despite recently 29% reduction in the population but it<br />
still number roughly around 35,000 pairs. One of the main reason why they recovery<br />
so fast because it has learned and find new hunting area such as roadsides<br />
and town centre. It’s also able to switch to different prey for each occasion and<br />
season.<br />
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EXCEPT FROM DEC-JAN<br />
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