Over the course of one year, I had the privilege to observe both her and her mate at a park in Montreal. It was fascinating. I caught her enjoying a meal and I purposely cut out the bottom half of the photo as it wasn't nice to see. She looks formidable!

Found this photo in some birdwatching magazine a while back, cut it out and kinda forgot about it. Months later I find him staring at me, menacingly.

Testing out a new spotting/phone skope combo by a local cliff face

Everything the light touches…

I didn't meant to disturb you, sir.

Showing off his peanut catch. Pic by me.

I fostered this baby last year (he has successfully returned to the wild since) and he is pure innocence. He would never smash a vase and poop on your couch!

A wild kestrel family close to us but happy to live alongside us.As curious about us as we were about them!