Kestrel swooped down from the sky to clasp a crouching rat. [Please select]
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The same mongoose also refused to eat a kestrel (Cerchneis rupicoloides) and a hobby (Falco subbuteo), although it devoured certain other birds that were given to it. [Please select]
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Creamer, Crustback & Company are out with us; the Wentworths have pulled out; so have Kestrel and others. [Please select]
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"It is strange that Kestrel doesn't see money in this," said Mr. [Please select]
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Kestrel received him at first with a coldness which might have repelled a less determined man. [Please select]
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Kestrel had had a strong feeling against Norman for several years. [Please select]
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Old Kestrel's parchment face was inscrutable as he gazed at Wickersham and declared that he did not know about that. [Please select]
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He was now a practical man; yes, practical like old Kestrel, said his better self. [Please select]
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They are often seen, as Darwin remarks, hovering like a Kestrel over the grass, and then dashing down to seize their prey. [Please select]
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His "Happy Family" generally consisted of a cat or two, some kittens, rats, mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, an owl, a kestrel falcon, starlings, goldfinches, canaries, etc. [Please select]
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It is an American error in popular naming, which has given us the Kestrel as the equivalent of the American Sparrowhawk, while the Sparrowhawk of the ornithologist is the equivalent of the Sparrowhawk of Britain. [Please select]
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