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DESCRIPTION:Most bird-watchers are familiar with the tiny falcon that hover
 s\nwith rapidly beating wings over a farmer’s field or a grassy\nhighway i
 nterchange searching for a fat little mouse or succulent\ngrasshopper. For
 merly known as the 'Sparrow Hawk\,' the American\nKestrel is the smallest\
 , most numerous\, and most widespread North\nAmerican falcon. Over almost 
 four decades\, Dr. David Bird\, the\ndirector of the Avian Science and Con
 servation Centre and a\nprofessor of Wildlife Biology on the Macdonald cam
 pus of ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï\nUniversity\, and his staff and graduate students have capti
 ve-bred\nseveral thousand kestrels and published over 100 research papers 
 on\nthis species. Despite this success\, there exist dark clouds on the\nh
 orizon for the American kestrel in the wild. A number of recent\nstudies s
 uggest that the American kestrel is in serious decline\,\nespecially in th
 e northeast.\n2010 marks the 10th anniversary of the Food for\nThought Lec
 ture series! This year's lectures will\nbring together experts whose resea
 rch takes them from the high\nArctic to the deep forests\, and from the tr
 eetops to the soil\nbelow. Join us for a look at 'Life on Planet Earth – N
 atural\nHistory at Macdonald.'\n
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LOCATION:Raymond Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9X 3V9\, 21111
  Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:The American Kestrel: To Eat a Mouse or To Be One
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