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The American Kestrel lives almost anywhere, hunts from high places, and has very good eyesight. Its predators include owls, eagles, and falcons, while its eggs can be preyed on by raccoons, crows, skunks, and falcons. Despite its name, the American Kestrel is actually a type of sparrow, not a hawk.
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