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Coracias garrulus
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Falco vespertinus
Saving a fallen nestling ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Fieldwork / Ringing ::: Photo: András Domján, Béla Tokody, Orsolya Kiss -
Falco vespertinus
Adult male Red-footed falcon with a field vole ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Coracias garrulus
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Falco vespertinus
Red-footed falcon eggs in a nest-box ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Nesting habitat / Baksi-puszta ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Falco vespertinus
Adult female Red-footed falcon ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Coracias garrulus
Roller with a grass snake ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Falco vespertinus
Red-footed falcon brood in a magpie nest ::: Photo: Szabolcs Solt -
Coracias garrulus
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Coracias garrulus
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Young Rollers in the nest box ::: Photo: Gyula Molnár -
Coracias garrulus
Flying Roller ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Coracias garrulus
Mating Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Coracias garrulus
Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Falco vespertinus
Red-footed falcon eggs and nestlings ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz -
Coracias garrulus
Flying Rollers ::: Photo: Bence Máté -
Falco vespertinus
Red-footed falcon / Fieldwork ::: Photo: Péter Palatitz, Szabolcs Pálfi -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Nesting habitat / Szeri-puszták ::: Photo: Béla Tokody -
Coracias garrulus
Roller / Fieldwork / Nest box monitoring ::: Photo: Orsolya Kiss, Béla Tokody, András Domján

Red-footed Falcon ›
Taxonomy and Description
The red-footed falcon (Falco vespertinus) belongs to the Falconidae family and the Falconiformes order. Being a monotypic species the closest relative, which was once considered as a subspecies, is the Amur falcon (Falco amurensis) living in east Asia.
Small raptor species, body size 28-31 cm, wingspan 65-75 cm, and the weight 130-197 grams. Marked difference in plumage between age groups and sexes.
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