Jeff Ayliffe captured this video of a resident Rock Kestrel hunting in Wilderness. Rock kestrels, despite their name, are very adaptable in their hunting methods, and will be found in a variety of habitats, such as the Wilderness coastline. This is known as 'hover hunting', and with precision adjustments of tail and primary feathers, they are able to sit dead still in strong winds, using their keen eyesight to spot prey on the ground. Rock kestrels are not picky eaters. Their diet includes small

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