The nest is constructed from twigs and mud,ДЄnd usually decorated with rubbish including rags and polythene bags. Nest is usually in a tall tree and is built by the female from materialД«rought to the site by the male. Red Kites are woodland birds of hilly areas with nearby open spaces. In urban areas they will scavenge at refuse tips and also visit gardens where Live prey, such as birds, small mammals and invertebrates like earthworms, byДiving from the air or dropping on to the prey from a perch. The diet is chiefly carrion, but they will also kill Your browser does not support the audio element.

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