The kestrel account concluded thusly: "However, if broader habitat needs for both foraging and nesting are not adequately addressed, the species’ population within Ohio will likely continue to ...

A group of Eden Prairie Girl Scouts recently worked on a project to provide new homes for American kestrels. Ella Judt, Rosie Burns and Laura Howe of Troop 14286 from the Prairie Sky Service Unit ...

The camera, mounted within an American kestrel nest box that was installed by the sanctuary on a private farm, provides a live stream of activity 24 hours a day. The feed is also recorded and used ...

However, with the encroachment of urban development, many kestrels are now nesting in building eaves and wooden utility poles. With pineland ecosystems across the state suffering, their natural ...

Unfortunately, the most common falcon, American kestrel, is on a downward slide, although it is still easily the most frequent of Ohio’s falcons. American kestrels are about the size of a blue jay and ...