Every week or two between mid-March and the end of June, Lauria McShane and a band of volunteers visit a scattering of area farms with poles and cameras. They’re looking for kestrels, the tiny predators that weigh about as much as a deck of cards but deliver a deadly blow before dining on insects and
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