AMERICAN KESTREL (FALCO SPARVERIUS), QUIRIQUIRI, GAVIÃO-PIRATA, GAVIÃO-MIRIM, Birds of prey.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2015 · Pets & Animals
#grasslandecosystems #americankestrel #cerradobiome #raptorsaroundtheworld - (Beautiful Bird of Prey in Its Natural Habitat - This is the smallest of the falcons and one of the smallest birds of prey in Brazil - Habitats: They explore a great diversity of environments: natural fields, savannas, pastures, forest clearings, riparian forests, grasslands, cerrado, caatinga and urban areas. - Brazilian Biodiversity!) - Brazilian Biodiversity!) American Kestrel. Scientific name: Falco sparverius, Brazilian name: Quiriquiri. Class: Birds, Order: Falconiformes, Family: Falconidae. Food: Lizards, large insects, rodents, small snakes, bats and small birds. Geographic Distribution: Occurs throughout the Brazilian Territory. It also occurs from Alaska and northern Canada to the southern tip of South America (Terra del Fuego). + Watch the video, Like, Share, and Subscribe for more amazing videos about birds of prey! #quiriquiri #falcosparverius #falconiformes #falconidae #rapinantes #hawkaroundtheworld #wildlifearoundtheworld #birdsofpreyaroundtheworld #birdsuniverse #birdsintheworld #falconiformesaroundtheworld #falconidaearoundtheworld #wildlifepreservation #respectfornature
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