Nankeen Kestrel

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The Nankeen Kestrel is a small, common falcon native to Australia and New Guinea, recognized by its pale, sandy-rufous plumage and hovering flight.

Where to spot

Open grasslands, woodlands, agricultural areas, and urban fringes across Australia, New Guinea, and sometimes neighboring islands.

How to spot

Look for its pale rufous coloration, especially on the back and head, and its prominent hovering flight over open fields. Often seen perched on power lines or dead trees.

When to spot

Active during the day, especially in the morning and late afternoon. Observable year-round.

Where to spot

Open grasslands, woodlands, agricultural areas, and urban fringes across Australia, New Guinea, and sometimes neighboring islands.

How to spot

Look for its pale rufous coloration, especially on the back and head, and its prominent hovering flight over open fields. Often seen perched on power lines or dead trees.