When an American kestrel named Ferrisburgh lost the ability to fly, he took up painting for enrichment - and it's working, educators say.

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A new joint study by RMIT and the University of Bristol has revealed secrets to the remarkably steady flight of kestrels and could inform future drone designs and ...

Oct. 20 (UPI) -- An American kestrel at a Vermont museum lost his ability to fly -- but has found a new calling as an artist. The Vermont Institute of Natural Science in Quechee said the bird ...

During testing of the Kestrel pilots discovered that they could Vector In Forward Flight (VIFF) to radically increase the maneuverability of the aircraft. By rotating the nozzles downward in normal ...

On this day in aviation history, February 19, 1957, the Bell X-14 made its first flight. This aircraft, capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and assembled from readily available components ...

My eyes shot open, and I leapt out of bed. This was the alarm clock I’d been waiting for — my favorite time of the year. The ...

The steady flight of kestrels could inform future drone designs and flight control strategies, a joint study by Australia’s RMIT and Bristol University has found.

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Ferrisburgh, a kestrel at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science, has begun painting for mental enrichment after losing his ability to fly. Anna Morris An American Kestrel named Ferrisburgh has ...

By contrast, it is thought lessons learned from studying kestrel's wind-hovering flight could be particularly valuable for aviation engineers.