Abstract
1. 1. Taking 0.9ml of blood (10% TBV) from American kestrels weekly for 20 weeks did not affect PCV. 2. 2. American kestrel PCV decreased when air temperature increased, and when the birds molted, laid eggs or were inactive. 3. 3. American kestrel PCV did not vary with age after matu ity or between 0900 and 1200 hr. 4. 4. From 25 April to 10 September. PCV of female American kestrels was lower than that of males only during egg-laying.
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