Kestral Collection

David Bradley, (aged 14) playing the part of Billy Casper, pictured with his Kestral, on the film set of the film Kes. Kes is a 1969 release drama film directed by Ken Loach

Mr Graham Kenworthy, of Keighley, paid a flying visit to Bradley Infants School this morning with his five-year old male kestrel

Riley Kestral Vintage Car, Thought to be at Coventry, Warwickshire, England. Date: 1930s

Picture No. 10883766
Kestral - male passing food to female (Falco tinnunculus) Date:

Picture No. 10883765
Kestral - male passing food to female (Falco tinnunculus) Date:

USA, Arizona. The American Kestral is an adaptable little falcon measuring between 9 and 12 inches

Americas, USA, USA, Arizona. Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. American Kestrel

Kestral - Female at Rest Falco tinnunculus Two Tree Island Essex, UK BI013253
COS-2463 Kestral - Female at Rest Two Tree Island, Essex, UK Falco tinnunculus Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

American Kestrel Colorado, USA b5987
TOM-926 American Kestrel Colorado, USA Falco sparverius Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

American Kestrel - displaying. Colorado, USA b8011
TOM-925 American Kestrel - displaying, wings oustretched Colorado, USA Falco sparverius Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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In this collection of captivating images, we catch a glimpse of David Bradley, a talented 14-year-old actor who flawlessly portrayed the character of Billy Casper. With his youthful energy and undeniable talent, Bradley brings the story to life as he is pictured alongside his beloved Kestral. This magnificent bird becomes an emblematic symbol throughout the narrative, representing freedom and hope for young Billy. But it's not just birds that capture our attention in these snapshots; there's also a vintage car named Riley Kestral. Its presence adds another layer of intrigue to the story, perhaps hinting at hidden connections between characters or emphasizing the importance of transportation in Billy's journey. Amidst all these visual delights, we see Mr. Graham Kenworthy paying a visit to Bradley Infants School. His purpose remains unknown but sparks curiosity about potential influences on David Bradley's performance or even deeper ties within the community. As we delve further into this world through David Bradley's portrayal of Billy Casper with his trusty Kestral by his side, one can't help but be captivated by their bond and wonder what adventures lie ahead for them both. (Picture No. 10883766) (Picture No.