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DISCOVER NATURE NOTES: While on the holiday road, look for these roadside diners and divers. They may be perching on highway signs, telephone wires and polls, or dive-bombing the ground for their meals. American Kestrels are small and colorful raptors that are commonly seen in open areas and alongside roadways. Discover more about these pint-sized predators in this week's Discover Nature Note. https://mdc.mo.gov/blogs/discover-nature-notes/roadside-diners-divers | Missouri Dept. of Conservation
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DISCOVER NATURE NOTES: While on the holiday road, look for these roadside diners and divers. They may be perching on highway signs, telephone wires and polls, or dive-bombing the ground for their meals. American Kestrels are small and colorful raptors that are commonly seen in open areas and alongside roadways. Discover more about these pint-sized predators in this week's Discover Nature Note. https://mdc.mo.gov/blogs/discover-nature-notes/roadside-diners-divers | Missouri Dept. of Conservation
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Happy Talon Tuesday! The area at the base of a bird's beak is called a "cere," and it can change colors depending on the season. Aero, the male American Kestrel, bobs his head around so that you can see the orange color of his cere - watch until the end to see how the cere can become paler in the winter months. Learn more about Aero here: https://www.schlitzaudubon.org/raptor/aero/ | Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
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The American Kestrel cam breeding season might seem to go by in the blink of an eye, but their time in the nest box is an action-packed frenzy of feathered fun! Watch the top moments from 2021, when a pair of North America's smallest falcons worked around the clock to raise five fledglings in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. Thanks to out partners at the Raptor Resource Project for helping us share the lives of these birds of prey with the world! | Bird Cams
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The signature “Tail Bob” of the American Kestrel. Looking for this behavior helps to identify them in the wild from far away. In this video, you will also see another behavior that birds share... called Feaking. Raptors’ beaks are worn down by the tough scales, feathers, bones and fur of the prey they eat. Feaking, rubbing the beak clean on stones, branches or other hard surfaces after eating, removes the blood and other debris from the beak as well as “trimming” the beak. Cool huh? 📷Lauren Jac
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Ace, the American kestrel, is making sure all of his feathers are in perfect position in an act called "preening." Preening is when a bird uses their beak to position feathers, interlock feather barbules that have become separated, clean plumage, and keep ectoparasites in check. Using their beaks, they gather preen oil from a gland at the base of their tail and distribute this oil through their feathers. This helps to keep the feathers in good condition. | World Bird Sanctuary
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Cornell Lab Bird Cams on Instagram: "The American Kestrels are on the verge of welcoming their first hatchling! As of May 14, it’s been 33 days since the female laid her first egg, and hatchlings at this site near Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, typically arrive between 33–34 days. Could today be the day? Watch LIVE by tapping our link in bio."
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