eurasian kestrel造句

• The Eurasian kestrel had been recorded once before in Massachusetts, in 1887, when a female was collected in Hull.
• One was a species of falcon called the Eurasian kestrel ( Falco tinnunculus ), a long-tailed, swift-flying bird about a foot long or longer.
• Such raptors, including Eurasian kestrels, Eurasian sparrowhawks and long-eared owls, not only avoid goshawk activity where possible but also were found to have lower nest productivity any time they nested relatively close to goshawks per the study.
• A Eurasian kestrel, worn out from a long series of flights well beyond its normal range, settles for a few minutes on a Cape Cod causeway, dines on a meadow vole and then flies on, unaware of the excitement its appearance has caused among bird-watchers.
• But the question raised by the recent Massachusetts appearance of the Pacific golden plover and the Eurasian kestrel isn't so much the human behavior of birds as the bird-like behavior of humans, who flocked together like passenger pigeons for the chance to add these two species to their life lists.