Habitat
American Kestrels are found in a wide variety of open habitats, among them agricultural areas, grasslands, shrub-steppe. They take advantage of clear-cuts and are typically found where open areas are combined with perching spots, such as trees, utility wires, and fence posts.
Behavior
Kestrels are often seen hovering in flight or perched upon wires in open areas. An American Kestrel can often be identified from afar by its characteristic tail-bob and its hunched silhouette.
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