Hovering Kestrel?

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Subject:	Hovering Kestrel?
From:	"Chris Baxter" <>
Date:	Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:56:16 +0930

Hi All

My observations of birds of prey on Kangaroo Island have me believe that
Nankeen Kestrel is easily the most accomplished at hovering, followed by
Black-shouldered Kite and then the Brown Falcon - which hovers much less
often than the former two.

Cheers

Chris Baxter

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