Scientific name:
Accipiter nisus
Size:
30 - 41cm
Habitat:
Woods, wooded farmland and even parks in city centres.
Description:
Females are much larger than male. Males backs are bluish, while females are brown. Distinguished from Kestrel by it's rounded wings. Catches small birds in dashing low flight.
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