Thank you im glad you liked it😊👍

Thanks a million 😊 glad you enjoyed it it truly was a amazing part of my life so glad it happened👍👍

Yes! One of the absolute best videos on the platform, by far! I had no idea what was coming when I clicked on it, but I’m glad I did. High-five props to you, @tango, I thank you and I know that beautiful little Sparrow-hawk does, too!

Thank you she was a super little character👍

Thank you delighted you liked it, also one of my favourite birds of prey such little characters👍

Thank you glad you enjoyed it😊👍

@@tangostalons5807 Yes, I love it

Thank you glad you enjoyed it👍👍

Thank you very much im glad you enjoyed it.😊👍

Thank you very much 😊👍

A very moving story with brilliant footage.❤

@@sydeot Thanks Syd, your answer makes my comment complete

Thank you glad you liked it👍

Thanks Maggie 😊👍👍👍

Thanks man 👍👍

Thank you for the kind words 😊👍👍

Thank you😁👍

Thank you 😊👍

@@tangostalons5807 so glad you posted! Always loved Falconry! It always seemed like a great sport and I have always been fascinated by birds in general, for such a "small" brained animal they exceed every expectation of what we thought intelligence is based on. You can tell she understood what you were doing! Being she was wild to start and stayed! Amazing little birds!

@@cynaptyc my thoughts exactly i think the whole brain size = intelligence theory doesn't add up when you take a good look at bird behaviour👍

Thank you very much!! It sure has it really changed my view on life😊👍👍

Thank you👍👍

They sure are👍 i would have never thought untill i seen them up close in action , unfortunately becoming a rare sight here in Ireland nowdays, but there are pockets of people trying to make a diffrance by building nestboxes ect👍

Thank you Tony👍👍👍

Thank you very much , 😊👍👍

Thank you she was a pleasure to work with👍👍

@@tangostalons5807 I have also flown kestrels they are literally fun. Cheers from India. 🇮🇳

@@falconryandconservation9079 brilliant ! If i ever get the chance to fly one again I 150% would👍👍

Thank you very much 😊👍

Thanks Jason delighted you enjoyed it! It was a epic journey and id love to get a glimpse of her one day the valley i released her was very remote and stretched out for miles and miles i sincerely hope shes doing Great 🤞👍👍

I'm sure she's doing fine and thriving well as I said b4 u have done an incredible job with her. Ur videos have really inspired me to start into the world of falconry and I'm now on the look out for a harris hawk, with the research I've done and all the books I've been reading a harris hawk is the best bird of prey for a complete novice like myself. Wish me luck 👍

You will love the versatility of the Harris they really can do it all so much fun to fly and form a strong bond with you ( there hunting partner) 👍💪💪

@@tangostalons5807 can't wait

Thank you and Spot on! I had so much fun just watching her fly, for me the best part of keeping birds is watching them get some Air time, and i never would have thought flying to the lure was as fun and involving as hunting! I was wrong its great😊 .. cant wait to start working with the little Lannerete soon 👍👍⏰

@@tangostalons5807 I wish you good Luck and a lot of Fun with your Lannerete✌I hope you will upload Videos of the Progress ☺ What kind of Prey did u want to hunt?

Hey OSH i moved the Gos on to a fellow shortwinger hes now flying him at crows and knocking them dead!! Im only flying a little Lanneret i picked up during the moult.. hes a 10yr old bird and only flew to the lure in his first season then put away for 9 seasons until i picked him up.. abit of a hand full has many bad habits but flying like a rocket machine to the lure!! Hes only flying free just under 2 weeks flown every day building fitness, soon i hope to get him entered on magpies and smaller hedge birds. if i can get him to wait on doves!! Hes very small at 450g bud has some serious speed and agility so no doubt he has potential to be a devastating hedge hunter! Watch this space man 🤠👍

@@tangostalons5807 That's pretty cool, can't wait to see some video of that bird. Knowing you TT, he'll be killing in no time.👌

Hey i think trush may be to big for the little kestrel but starlings yes with a lot of practise 👍

Great job helping her back to health, sadly I don't see too many kestrals nowadays

Hey i had to keep her out longer and longer towards the end to reduce her dependability on me . So on average we started with quick flights and recalled after aprox 5 mins built up to 1 hour or so with the recall and then reward ,, towards the end i could see she was keen on ranging further away from me hovering over long grass and along hedge lines she was scanning for her own reward/food , she did stoop down from time to time after a hover i suspect she had caught a few bugs ect as she only landed for seconds at a time, on the day of release she knew the area very well and was confident in her flying skills and stamina , it helped that the days were warmer and longer she also wasnt sure of the wildlife ranger that was standing besude me so i guess she just felt the urge to head off , i did return a few times but never seen her in that area until months later when i seen a female kestrel hovering above steep hills aprox 1/2 a mile from the release location driving by one evning in my car it was impossible to tell for sure but i had butterflies in my belly hoping it was her👍

@@tangostalons5807 very interesting and I thoroughly enjoyed your video.

That’s not an American kestrel

No i have never seen him i will have a look thanks👍

@Tangos talons I think you will enjoy mate, he also has two 24 live streams of all the nests that he has put up

I've been watching his channel for some time now - I would also recommend!

Sorry i have no way to add different music as i do the editing on my phone👍

@@tangostalons5807 haha it’s ok, take easy. 😆😆😆