RE: Me and the Kestrels, a great summer

They pretty much were kings and queens of that one side under the tin roof, while I reigned on the other.

I think the biggest thing probably was that that part of the outside is very static, meaning they had a somewhat stable environment to learn to fly in when they left the nest. And the stacks were a variety of rights as well. Meaning they could easily find a landing spot and then work themself back up.

And thank you for the nice compliment. Sadly I have deleted a lot of the not-so-good photos, and some photos that show the whole yard more.
!LUV