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Falcons
   
   

Fig 1 :
Oriental Hobby
Falco severus
Location : Kaeng Krachan district, Phetchaburi, Thailand
Habitat : Open country
Note : Photo by
Charles Currin

Fig 2 :
Eurasian Kestrel - female
Falco tinnunculus
Location : Suffolk, England
Habitat : Coastal sand dunes
Notes : This is the subspecies F. t. tinnunculus. The subspecies which occurs in Southeast Asia is F. t. interstinctus.

Fig 3 :
Eurasian Kestrel - female
Falco tinnunculus
Location : Dorset, England
Habitat : Coastal grassland
Notes : This is the subspecies F. t. tinnunculus. The subspecies which occurs in Southeast Asia is F. t. interstinctus.

Fig 4 :
Black-thighed Falconet
Microhierax fringillarius
Location : Taiping, Perak, Peninsular Malaysia
Habitat : Parkland with scattered trees

Fig 5 :
Black-thighed Falconet
Microhierax fringillarius
Location : Kaeng Krachan district, Phetchaburi, Thailand
Habitat : Open country
Note : Photo by
Charles Currin

Fig 1 : Oriental Hobby
   
©  Charles Currin
 

Fig 2 : Eurasian Kestrel - female


Fig 3 : Eurasian Kestrel - female


Fig 4 : Black-thighed Falconet
    
Fig 5 : Black-thighed Falconet
  

©  Charles Currin