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Falco tinnunculus alexandri
The most common species of kestrels on the island, this subspecies is endemic to the southern islands of the arcipelago. Usually they are very shy but this specimen let me approach him until I was right under him, before flying away. They fly at very hight speed and can hover.
Desert region with little human presence(secondary dust road)
Spotted on Jul 8, 2014
Submitted on Aug 8, 2014
6 Comments
sure I'll post many other :)
Nice! you have convinced me! will you post more spottings? if so, looking forward to it! :-)
It's splendid! full of birds, landscapes with no trace of man and silence :D
Hey..was it very nice in Cape Verde? this is always one holiday destination I am considering :-)
thankyou Marta :)
Beautiful!