A sparrow hawk is a small bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, also known as the American Kestrel. It is found in North and South America, inhabiting open areas such as fields and meadows. The male has blue-gray wings, a rusty-red back, and a slate-gray head with a white face. The female is larger and has a rusty-red back and wings, with a brown head and back. The Sparrow Hawk preys on insects, small mammals, and birds, and is known for its remarkable hovering abilities, which it uses to hunt its prey. Despite being a common bird, it has become a conservation concern in recent years due to habitat loss and other threats.

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