Kestrel Count 2011

          

In 1988 London Wildlife Trust carried out a survey of kestrels that showed them to be living across London, including right in the city centre.

The records submitted by you in this survey, along with the base line data already collected, will allow us to build up a picture of any changes in kestrel numbers in London over the last 23 years; nationally kestrels are declining, and anecdotally this picture is reflected in London too. 
 
Have you seen a kestrel in London?
ARKive species - Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) 
For more information on identifying Kestrels
and where you might find them in London
visit London Wildlife Trust’s Kestrel Count page
                                                                        
Section one: where did you see the kestrel?
 
 
Street Name
Including road, park or allotment
Please provide as much location information as possible.
 
Search this map to help you find the nearest street if you’re not sure.
 
Post code
(if you know it)
 
London borough
 
 
Other location
Please provide details, if applicable		details
 
 
What kind of habitat?Details
 
Section two: when did you see the Kestrel?
 
Date:   (e.g. dd/mm/yyyy)Daymonthyear
 
Time of day:
Section three: information about the kestrel
 
How many Kestrels did you see?
 
It was / they were:
 
What was it doing?
 details
How long did you watch it for?
 
Section four: about you
 
Your nameEmail
 Telephone
 
Are you a member of London Wildlife Trust?
Would you like to find out more about LWT's work or becoming a member?
 
Please click the SUBMIT button below to send us your Kestrel Count
Submit

May 18, 2012