We have one at Humbug Marsh according to some photographers who showed me its tree it usually perches. I’ll have to enjoy your shots until I see it in person. 🙂
I had to Google when those photographers said it was unique to see. They must go at different times than me as I’ve not seen it, nor the pair of Wood Ducks at that same venue … I usually only see Egrets and Great Blue Herons. In the video and pics, your Kestrel is looking down. Guess it saw a food source.
Continued Reflections from my World. 
Great shots Andy!
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thanks Wayne I was pleased with the shots.
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We have one at Humbug Marsh according to some photographers who showed me its tree it usually perches. I’ll have to enjoy your shots until I see it in person. 🙂
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I think the American Kestrel colours differ from ours but I google to check – differ but not by much.
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I had to Google when those photographers said it was unique to see. They must go at different times than me as I’ve not seen it, nor the pair of Wood Ducks at that same venue … I usually only see Egrets and Great Blue Herons. In the video and pics, your Kestrel is looking down. Guess it saw a food source.
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I love to see kestrels. Their hovering is otherworldly.
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I agree they always love watching Kestrels.
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