Difference between Kestrels and Sparrow Hawk

KESTRELS vs SPARROW HAWK: NOUN

A small, short-winged European hawk, Accipiter nisus, that preys on smaller birds.
A species of small falcon, Falco sparverius, that preys on grasshoppers and small mammals.
In silver-working, a small anvil with two horns (one flat-sided and pyramidal, the other conical in form), held between the knees of the workman, for use in flanging, making bezels, etc.
One of several small hawks which prey on sparrows and other small birds.
Any of several small hawks that have short, broad wings and prey on sparrows and other small birds, especially the Eurasian sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus) of Europe, Asia, and northern Africa.
Small North American falcon
Small hawk of Eurasia and northern Africa

Northern harrier, Gray catbird, Redstart, Redpolls, Avocets, Bobolinks, Dickcissel, Wigeon, Oystercatchers, Goldfinches, Pipits, Falco tinnunculus, Falco sparverius, American kestrel, Sparrow hawk

Falcon, Haliaeetus, Buzzard, Carrion crow, Nightjar, Grackle, Honey buzzard, Marsh harrier, Cattle egret, Tawny owl, Sparrowhawk, Falco sparverius, American kestrel, Accipiter nisus, Kestrel

Northern shrike, Goshawks, Lapwings, Bufflehead, Northern harrier, Gray catbird, Redstart, Redpolls, Avocets, Bobolinks, Dickcissel, Wigeon, Pipits, American kestrel, Sparrow hawk

Tufted puffin, Gray catbird, Heron, Moorhen, Falcon, Haliaeetus, Carrion crow, Nightjar, Grackle, Honey buzzard, Marsh harrier, Cattle egret, Tawny owl, American kestrel, Kestrel

Kestrels wheeled in the sunny skies, and the proud gerfalcon came there.
Not uncommonly, raptors such as kestrels or peregrine falcons are drawn to the crowd of birds.
Big Duck, watch real bobolinks, ospreys, kestrels, hawks and more out in the wild.
Breeding season food habits of American kestrels in the southern Great Plains.
Bald Eagles, Mississippi Kites, American Kestrels, Turkey Vultures, and Peregrine Falcons.
Kestrels are frequent visitors, hovering over the grassland while hunting.
Kestrels used to look down from our two tower blocks.
Foraging behav ofheastern American kestrels in reation to habitat use.
Kestrels are bold, and have adapted well to humans.
American kestrels also communicate visually through behavioral displays.

Animals in this class consist of birds such as the humming bird, ostrich, fowl, sparrow, hawk, eagle, sea gull, parrot, crow and ibis.
In Egyptian mythology, his head was symbolized by that of the sparrow hawk.
Our sparrow hawk is now called the American kestrel.