kestrel

Converse of object

• include: In fact my raptor count for the day would come to include sixteen kestrels in just 5 hours of birding!
• see: We saw the kestrels perched on the large tree outside the center.
• train: The Welsh Hawking Center In the play James Staniforth will play the part of Billy Casper who trains a kestrel.
• find: A glimmer of hope is offered when Billy finds a baby kestrel, which soon becomes the focus of his life.
• pass: Overhead, counts of Swallows and Meadow Pipits reached the low hundreds and 4 Kestrels passed through at the Bill.
• have: Rosuav says to Abdalan, " I have a pet kestrel, that count?

Noun used with modifier

• baby: A glimmer of hope is offered when Billy finds a baby kestrel, which soon becomes the focus of his life.

Adjective modifier

• fledgling: Captive fledgling American kestrels prefer to play with objects resembling natural prey.
• male: The regular male kestrel who often hunts for voles in front of the hide has put on some great shows.
• American: Western gull and American kestrel on the way ( well, you have to start somewhere!
• common: Few birds seen en-route bar lots of common kestrels.
• female: You are a female kestrel, 5 ' tall, weighing 93 pounds.
• young: The person who had been making a hassle of himself, trying to force the young kestrel to talk to him.

Modifies a noun

• feather: Case one: A dark blue kestrel feather with a black tip.
• nest: Little owls, kingfishers and kestrels nest each year as do green woodpeckers that can be heard drilling and tapping in February.
• rite: An ' preservation of the old Tribal heritage learnings and rituals as well as new age city kestrel survival rites of passage and theories.

Preposition: in

• realm: I've always felt that the kestrels in the realm were always so seperate.