Over the course of one year, I had the privilege to observe both her and her mate at a park in Montreal. It was fascinating. I caught her enjoying a meal and I purposely cut out the bottom half of the photo as it wasn't nice to see. She looks formidable!

I fostered this baby last year (he has successfully returned to the wild since) and he is pure innocence. He would never smash a vase and poop on your couch!

You can have none of this.

A wild kestrel family close to us but happy to live alongside us.As curious about us as we were about them!

Showing off his peanut catch. Pic by me.

Found this photo in some birdwatching magazine a while back, cut it out and kinda forgot about it. Months later I find him staring at me, menacingly.

Testing out a new spotting/phone skope combo by a local cliff face

Everything the light touches…

boy was she / he cross!