Lesser Kestrel | Animalz

Lesser KestrelThe male has blue-gray upperparts. It nests in small colonies on its breeding grounds, and some travel to South Africa outside the breeding period.What does it look like?The male has blue-gray upperparts and is slightly smaller and less spotted than a Common Kestrel.How does it live?The male has blue-gray upperparts. It nests in small colonies on its breeding grounds, and some travel to South Africa outside the breeding period.In South Africa, it is a nonbreeding migrant that searches for insects over grassland and pasture.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.