So here are just a few images of one delightful little male Kestrel who was hovering nicely in the afternoon sun for me. The first is quite a large crop, but after the hover, or more of a wind hang than wing beat, it came closer to me so I was able to get the second and third shots. What a stunning falcon shape it demonstrates in the last image, definitely worth a click to enlarge - beautiful bird.
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Great shots, Kestrels do seem to be rather camera tolerant at present
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ReplyDeleteReally, you have taken the nice shots of the Kestrels. I read your post, i really appreciate your experience and i will get good knowledge from their as well. Thanks for sharing it........
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Hi Martin, could really do with some of that nice sunshine here at the moment. Have a good New Year.
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