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Common Kestrel

Common Kestrel Nest Cam

European Countryside

Watch common kestrels, small birds of prey known for their distinctive hovering hunting technique. Observe these beautiful falcons as they raise their young.

Viewing Tips

  • Best viewing times are early morning and late afternoon when parents are most active
  • Use the YouTube chat to connect with other viewers and share observations
  • Be patient - nature operates on its own schedule

Meet the Family

Get to know the eagles that call this nest home

The Parents

Male Kestrel

Female

The male common kestrel has distinctive blue-grey head and tail feathers with spotted chestnut back. An agile hunter specializing in small mammals and insects.

Female Kestrel

Male

The female kestrel has rufous brown plumage with black barring. She is the primary incubator of eggs and protector of the nest.

Common Kestrel Facts

24 inches
Wingspan
15 years
Maximum Lifespan
4-6 eggs
Clutch Size

Did You Know?

  • Common kestrels are known for their distinctive hovering hunting technique, staying stationary in the air while scanning for prey
  • They can see ultraviolet light, which helps them track vole trails marked by urine
  • Kestrels are cavity nesters and often use old nests of crows or other birds
  • They are one of the most common birds of prey in Europe, found in diverse habitats from cities to farmland