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American Kestrel

American Kestrel

American Kestrel is the smallest Falcon about the size of a dove. They are very small and fast. They eat bats,birds, rodents and frogs....
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American Kestrel is the smallest Falcon about the size of a dove. They are very small and fast. They eat bats,birds, rodents and frogs.
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NIKON D300

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Aperture 8/1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 2000/10

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Nov, 2016

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