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Kestrel Thomas's birth name is Kestrel Thomas.

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The kestrel would be a predator; the top predator in that food chain.

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were does a kestrel live

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the kestrel leaves about 14 years

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The Kestrel was created in 1982-04.

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The Kestrel has 244 pages.

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A kestrel is a type of falcon.

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Kestrel USA was created in 1987.

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Julian Kestrel was created in 1994.

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A Kestrel for a Knave was created in 1968.

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Mauritius Kestrel was created in 1821.

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Réunion Kestrel was created in 1994.

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Seychelles Kestrel was created in 1917.

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Riley Kestrel was created in 1965.

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Barry Hines wrote A Kestrel for a Knave.

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All wild kestrel hunt. Only the tamed do not.

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"A Kestrel for a Knave" by Barry Hines has 176 pages in the standard edition.

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Kestrel FM was created on 1998-05-18.

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The use of the Kestrel software on a tablet or smartphone is to track storms. It is also stated that the Kestrel software is capable of running on various software platforms.

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Yes,I know a girl called Kestrel Boyton.

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consumer!

secondary consumer, to be exact.

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An American kestrel is a species of small bird related to the falcons, Latin name Falco sparverius.

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In Beka Lamb, Beka tries to find her identity through her bougainvillea plant and in KESTREL FOR A KNAVE, Billy Casper tries to find his identity through his kestrel.

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Yes the kestrel hawk is a Predator

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About 12 inches or 30 cm.

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Kestrel is the answer!

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Europe, Asia and Africa

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The first one that springs to mind is the kestrel. There are various different Species of kestrels, but the American kestrel (Also called the Sparrow Hawk) is only 7-8 in. long. from head to tail. It's the smallest falcon species in North America. The common kestrel (Also known as the European or Old World kestrel) measures about 13-15 in. from its head to its tail.

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The Kestrel is quite big, it's measurement from head to tail is 13 to 15 inches and it's wingspan is 26 to 32 inches long.

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There are many places online where you can purchase a Kestrel pocket wind meter, including Amazon and the official Kestrel site. If you want to buy one from a store, there are locations in Champlain, New York, Toronto, Edmonton, Niagara Falls, Calgary and Montreal.

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No..It was formerly known as the sparrow hawk.

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Yes all birds have a backbone

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35 but largest bone is in there ear

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The anagram is the bird name kestrel.

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Because they have a backbone, they are vertebrates.

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The order of the food chain would be: moth → ladybird → frog → kestrel. The moth is eaten by the ladybird, which is then eaten by the frog, and finally, the frog is preyed upon by the kestrel.

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A kestrel hovers in the air while hunting for prey by using its wings to make quick adjustments to stay in one spot. It also uses its tail to help balance and steer. This allows the kestrel to stay in one place and scan the ground for potential prey.

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The hunting kestrel hovers in the air to get a better view of its surroundings and spot potential prey on the ground. This hovering behavior allows the kestrel to stay in one place while scanning for movement or small animals, making it easier to locate and catch its prey.

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Yes, kestrel birds are carnivores. They primarily feed on insects, small mammals, birds, and reptiles, hunting by hovering in the air and then diving down to catch their prey.

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Sharp shinned hawk, kestrel.

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