wide variety of habitats, including grasslands, agricultural fields, desert, tropical lowlands, and even suburban and urban areas. If there are sufficient perches like power lines and trees, good nesting cavities, and abundant prey, chances are kestrels will be there too.
That’s why you may find them floating over deep gorges or spreading their wings along hillsides, traveling over areas where can they take advantage of wind currents that provide good soaring conditions.
That’s why you may find them floating over deep gorges or spreading their wings along hillsides, traveling over areas where can they take advantage of wind currents that provide good soaring conditions.
Arizona and held in a large pen with other condors for a period of time. Here, the young condors adjust to the sights and sounds of their new home, and they begin to feel safe there. Arizona and held in a large pen with other condors for a period of time. Here, the young condors […]
Eagle and a Crested Eagle. This biologist, working in Panama, watched as an adult female Crested Eagle repeatedly brought food to a recently fledged Harpy Eagle near the Harpy Eagle’s nest site. The biologist and his team watched as the Crested Eagle delivered snakes, squirrels, and