Common Kestrel Collection
The Common Kestrel, also known as Falco tinnunculus, is a magnificent bird of prey that can be found perched on top of stone fence posts
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The Common Kestrel, also known as Falco tinnunculus, is a magnificent bird of prey that can be found perched on top of stone fence posts. With its sharp eyes and agile wings, it hunts for its favorite meal - mice. Its striking appearance is captured in various color lithographs and chromolithos, showcasing the beauty of this species. One such lithograph depicts a male Common Kestrel majestically sitting atop a stone fence post with a mouse in its talons. The vibrant colors bring out the intricate details of its feathers and fierce gaze. Another litho showcases an Icelandic Gyrfalcon from 1864, highlighting the diversity within the falcon family. In German birds of prey engravings, we see more illustrations capturing the essence of this remarkable bird. A female Common Kestrel stands gracefully against a backdrop of nature's splendor while another image simply portrays the elegance and strength exuded by these creatures. A watercolor plate from August 1848 displays a male kestrel in all its glory - every brushstroke bringing it to life on paper. And amidst all these visual representations lies the first page of notes relating to kestrels; evidence that humans have long been fascinated by their behavior and characteristics. The common kestrel truly captivates our imagination with its hunting prowess and stunning appearance. Whether seen through art or observed in nature itself, this bird reminds us of both power and grace coexisting harmoniously in one magnificent creature.