If we approach the walls we can see three or four pairs of kestrels, which in recent years come to nest in holes and cracks in the walls. The gregarious tendency to nest in colonies makes and equally active in hunting habits. It is insectivorous and regularly linked in breeding season in urban environments and humanized. Breeding in wall voids, weep holes or under the roof of buildings in cities, towns and rural areas or on cliffs, but also exceptionally, under piles of stones on the ground (heaps). Remains in the growing areas between early February and late July, the start of laying is in April and chicks start flying in late June.
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