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A Common Kestrel (*Falco tinnunculus*) is centrally positioned, facing right, standing on a dark green square-grid wire mesh. The bird holds a piece of raw reddish flesh in its left talon. Its plumage is characterized by mottled brown and beige feathering. The wire mesh extends into the foreground and midground, secured by visible metal bolts, and is covered with scattered white debris, likely avian feathers and droppings. Beneath this mesh, a reddish-brown corrugated surface, resembling a tiled roof, is visible, also exhibiting white particulate matter. In the background, a larger aviary structure is present, constructed from dark wire mesh panels framed by reddish-brown metal or wooden elements, forming interconnected compartments. A lighter, flat concrete or paved surface is discernible in the lower background. The scene is illuminated by natural light, consistent with daytime conditions. This observation takes place within an aviary or animal rehabilitation facility located in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria.
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