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    Bob Davies
    May 10, 2020

    Possible Lesser Kestrel

    in UAE bird sightings

    Unfortunately this wonderful image of a distant carpark was spoilt by a fuzzy bird, which was much closer. Last year we had a family of Common Kestrel around our 30th Floor apartment at the Hyatt Regency Creek Heights. I do hope one of a number of experts here can identify this bird. It's been around for a couple of days with a playmate. It is smaller than the birds from last year and I did notice that it flew with a very different wingbeat (faster). Sorry about the poor image but if it is a Lesser Kestrel it's new to me.


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