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12x18 photo of an American kestrel confronting a fish crow

$45.00

In a vivid display of avian behavior, the American kestrel, a small but fierce falcon, finds itself embroiled in a territorial dispute with a fish crow. The setting was a snag where both birds have established their respective domains.

The American kestrel, with its striking plumage of rusty red and blue-gray, perches alertly on a low branch or a fence post, scanning the surroundings with keen eyes. Its typical posture is one of aggression—wings slightly spread, tail flicking, and a sharp gaze fixed on the approaching crow. The kestrel’s size, though smaller than the crow, belies its fierce predatory nature.

The fish crow, distinguished by its glossy black feathers and a more robust body compared to the kestrel, arrives on the scene, cawing loudly. It's a highly intelligent bird, known for its adaptability, and in this encounter, it mirrors the kestrel's aggression.

As tensions rise, the American kestrel responds with a series of shrill calls, darting towards the crow to challenge its presence. The two birds engage in a mix of aerial displays and evasive maneuvers, with the kestrel utilizing its agility to perform swift dives and turns, while the crow employs its strength to maintain pressure.

In the end, whether through sheer persistence or strategic maneuvering, the kestrel gains the upper hand, leading to the eventual retreat of the crow , thus reaffirming its claim over the territory. This encounter showcases not just a fight for dominance, but also the rich complexity of interactions between two adaptable species in the wild.

The 12×18 enlargement of this epic battle is printed on professional grade luster paper that gives it the wow factor.

The photo is sold unframed. The other pictures of various settings help you visualize what it will look like once it is framed.

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In a vivid display of avian behavior, the American kestrel, a small but fierce falcon, finds itself embroiled in a territorial dispute with a fish crow. The setting was a snag where both birds have established their respective domains.

The American kestrel, with its striking plumage of rusty red and blue-gray, perches alertly on a low branch or a fence post, scanning the surroundings with keen eyes. Its typical posture is one of aggression—wings slightly spread, tail flicking, and a sharp gaze fixed on the approaching crow. The kestrel’s size, though smaller than the crow, belies its fierce predatory nature.

The fish crow, distinguished by its glossy black feathers and a more robust body compared to the kestrel, arrives on the scene, cawing loudly. It's a highly intelligent bird, known for its adaptability, and in this encounter, it mirrors the kestrel's aggression.

As tensions rise, the American kestrel responds with a series of shrill calls, darting towards the crow to challenge its presence. The two birds engage in a mix of aerial displays and evasive maneuvers, with the kestrel utilizing its agility to perform swift dives and turns, while the crow employs its strength to maintain pressure.

In the end, whether through sheer persistence or strategic maneuvering, the kestrel gains the upper hand, leading to the eventual retreat of the crow , thus reaffirming its claim over the territory. This encounter showcases not just a fight for dominance, but also the rich complexity of interactions between two adaptable species in the wild.

The 12×18 enlargement of this epic battle is printed on professional grade luster paper that gives it the wow factor.

The photo is sold unframed. The other pictures of various settings help you visualize what it will look like once it is framed.

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In a vivid display of avian behavior, the American kestrel, a small but fierce falcon, finds itself embroiled in a territorial dispute with a fish crow. The setting was a snag where both birds have established their respective domains.

The American kestrel, with its striking plumage of rusty red and blue-gray, perches alertly on a low branch or a fence post, scanning the surroundings with keen eyes. Its typical posture is one of aggression—wings slightly spread, tail flicking, and a sharp gaze fixed on the approaching crow. The kestrel’s size, though smaller than the crow, belies its fierce predatory nature.

The fish crow, distinguished by its glossy black feathers and a more robust body compared to the kestrel, arrives on the scene, cawing loudly. It's a highly intelligent bird, known for its adaptability, and in this encounter, it mirrors the kestrel's aggression.

As tensions rise, the American kestrel responds with a series of shrill calls, darting towards the crow to challenge its presence. The two birds engage in a mix of aerial displays and evasive maneuvers, with the kestrel utilizing its agility to perform swift dives and turns, while the crow employs its strength to maintain pressure.

In the end, whether through sheer persistence or strategic maneuvering, the kestrel gains the upper hand, leading to the eventual retreat of the crow , thus reaffirming its claim over the territory. This encounter showcases not just a fight for dominance, but also the rich complexity of interactions between two adaptable species in the wild.

The 12×18 enlargement of this epic battle is printed on professional grade luster paper that gives it the wow factor.

The photo is sold unframed. The other pictures of various settings help you visualize what it will look like once it is framed.

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