My eyes shot open, and I leapt out of bed. This was the alarm clock I’d been waiting for — my favorite time of the year. The ...

Unfortunately, the most common falcon, American kestrel, is on a downward slide, although it is still easily the most ...

Unfortunately, the most common falcon, American kestrel, is on a downward slide, although it is still easily the most frequent of Ohio’s falcons. Nature: Lazuli bunting makes rare appearance in Ohio ...

If wide population distribution is a sure sign of an animal’s evolutionary success, then the falcon is a clear winner. The ...

More than 35 species of falcons roam the Earth’s skies at present. But there used to be at least three others. Here’s the story of the confirmed falcon species lost to the world forever.

A tagged kestrel in Harmony Township, N.J., held by John Smallwood, a biology professor at Montclair State University. The Mystery of the Vanishing Kestrels: What’s Happening to This Flashy Falcon?

For a decade, a team of researchers from Hawkwatch International has been studying hundreds of Kestrel Falcons in Utah’s urban environments to find how why their numbers are declining.

The most common falcon in the U.S. is not the peregrine falcon but the American kestrel, residing permanently in every state except much of Montana, North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Alaska, and ...

If someone said “falcon,” the next word to come to mind probably wouldn’t be “artist.” But Ferrisburgh, an American kestrel with an injured wing, is headlining art classes in Vermont and ...

The falcons — and hawks as well — may be spied now migrating through the state. (The Southeastern kestrel, a subspecies of the American kestrel, is a permanent resident in Georgia.) ...

After surviving a wildfire that tore through B.C.'s Shuswap region last summer, a kestrel falcon is about to be released back into the wild thanks to a wildlife rehabilitation centre northwest of ...

Unfortunately, the most common falcon, American kestrel, is on a downward slide, although it is still easily the most frequent of Ohio’s falcons. Nature: Lazuli bunting makes rare appearance in Ohio.