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Kestrel Conservation Dashboard

Live detections of kestrels at Cloudforest One, plus a 7-day activity history.

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Kestrel Conservation

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The most recent kestrel detection at Cloudforest One, updated automatically.

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Did you know?

  1. Hovering Hunters: Common kestrels are famous for their ability to hover mid-air while scanning the ground for prey like mice, voles, and insects.

  2. Widespread Residents: They're one of Ireland’s most widespread birds of prey, often seen along roadsides, cliffs, and open countryside.

  3. Sharp Vision: Kestrels can see ultraviolet light, allowing them to detect urine trails left by rodents, making hunting much easier!

  4. Small but Mighty: Though they’re only about the size of a pigeon, kestrels are fierce hunters with incredible aerial agility.

  5. Declining Numbers: Unfortunately, their population in Ireland has been declining, mainly due to habitat loss and changes in farming practices.

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