Take this bird under your wing

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According to the encyclopedia a kestrel is mainly light chestnut brown with blackish spots on the upperside. But we found you a rare bird that comes in purple with white spots that’s rumored to have last flown in 1964. This Kestrel has been locked in its cage since the mid-seventies and it certainly looks like it. Yet it still has all its feathers and claws, although they are a bit ruffled ;-) But a once magnificent Kestrel like this should not been kept in a dark cage. It must be allowed to fly like it used to do, although there is a problem with its purple feathers and white spots? Should you bring them back to their former glory or keep them as they are? A difficult decision only you can make. This stylish Kestrel now resides at Brightwells, but will be let out on December the 12th. You can find it at cage number 62. (photos Riley Kestrel courtesy Brightwells)

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