I came across this party of Nankeen Kestrels last evening on a jaunt across the plains. I think both of the pictured birds are juveniles given the heavy streaking on the under parts and closely barred tail. There were three individuals in all.
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Beatiful photos, Geoff. They look like paintings.
Agree nothing plain about beautiful photos
Stunning images, thank you, Geoff.
These photos are magnificent. They look like they could be pairing up for next breeding
Season. Wonderful. Sue woodend
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Just beautiful Geoff!