American Kestrel

Male and female juvenile Kestrels

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By the time young American Kestrels fledge, they already possess the plumage dimorphism of adults: the slightly smaller male on the left with the blue-gray shoulders and spotted breast; and the female on the right with barring across the back and a streaked breast.

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Mike Warner
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Great shot of both the male and female Kestrels. Thanks for pointing out the differences – I didn’t know that before.

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Crisp and beautiful foto!

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