1. The American kestrel

2. The kestrel is the smallest falcon
It is sometimes called the sparrow hawk or windhover

3. Appearances
The male has a reddish back, with blue-gray wings and a black band at end of tail
The female has reddish wings and back
Look for: two thin, black sideburns on a white face
It is 13 inches (33 cm long) The color of the female is brownish and the male is slate blue and Its body is shaped is bullet-like.

5. Personality They are diurnal birds
The difference between the male and female are, the wings of the male are grayish-blue
The female has brownish wings
It doesn't like when things are behind it.
Its niche would be making the water clearer

6. Habitats
The kestrel lives in holes in buildings ,cliffs , trees,parks, suburbs, open fields, forest edges, and deserts.
They also use nests abandoned by other birds
An American kestrel can protect itself by its speed and eyesight. The speed of the bird is 290 km/h. It drops down from the sky onto fields for its prey.  
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7. Biomes
The kestrel lives in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and north and south America
they live in warmer places
The American kestrel's habitat is found in a variety of places like parks, suburbs, open fields, forest edges, alpine zones, and deserts. But its main living places would be in central Mexico, the Baja, Caribbean, western Alaska, and also South America

8. Adaptation Its adaptations would be making nests.
This bird doesn't migrate because it is used to its environment in warm climates.

9. Food
The kestrel will hover in the air over a field looking for its prey when it sees it, it will dives down and grab it
The kestrel eats mice and other rodents
It also eats large insects like grasshoppers, beatles
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10. References
Lambert, Mark. International Wildlife Encyclopedia. Long Island Revised
Microsoft encarta 98 encyclopedia
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