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So does this guy: Images by Jesse Achtenberg, courtesy of the National Fish and Wildlife Service. More enjoyable was the arrival of an American Kestrel – not the Prairie Falcon I was hoping for, but it put on a good show and was easy to point out to the others in the car as it hovered for prey.
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