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What animal can fly straight up down backwards forward or sideways and even stay suspended in one spot?
A fly. A kestrel A hummingbird.
What is a male kestral called?
A male kestrel is simply called a "male kestrel." In terms of species, the common kestrel is known scientifically as Falco tinnunculus. Like many bird species, males and females are often referred to by their gender, without a specific term differentiating them beyond "male" and "female."
How fast do storks fly?
they are weighted down but can fly pretty fast due to body shape
Why do diamond doves fly fast so that they bump into things?
If they fly very fast, they might not seewhere they are going
How fast does the deer fly fly?
A Deer bot fly flies at 90 miles per hour
Where can you find a common kestrel?
Europe, Asia and Africa
How fast does a kestral fly?
A kestrel, particularly the common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), can reach speeds of up to 40 to 50 miles per hour (64 to 80 kilometers per hour) during level flight. When diving to hunt, they can achieve even higher speeds, often exceeding 60 miles per hour (97 kilometers per hour). Their agility and speed make them effective hunters in open environments.
What animal can fly straight up down backwards forward or sideways and even stay suspended in one spot?
A fly. A kestrel A hummingbird.
What is a common krestals diet?
A common Kestrel usually eats small mammals like voles, shrews, and mice.
What is the birth name of Kestrel Thomas?
Kestrel Thomas's birth name is Kestrel Thomas.
If a kestrel eats a mouse that eats grass the kestrel is the?
The kestrel would be a predator; the top predator in that food chain.
Where in the world does a kestrel live?
were does a kestrel live
What is kestrel used for?
the kestrel leaves about 14 years
When was The Kestrel created?
The Kestrel was created in 1982-04.
How many pages does The Kestrel have?
The Kestrel has 244 pages.
Other names for a kestrel bird?
Kestrels are commonly referred to as "sparrowhawks" in some regions, although this term can also refer to different species. The American kestrel, a well-known species, is sometimes called the "sparrow hawk" in North America. Additionally, the common kestrel is often known as the "European kestrel." Other colloquial names may vary by region, but these are the most recognized alternatives.
How fast do albatross fly?
I think they can fly pretty fast.
