This may be a bit out of date now, but the 5th edition of the ABA
check-list (1996) says that there are 11 records in the ABA Area:

- fall migrants in Massachusetts and New Jersey (2)
- a bird that wintered in New Brunswick in 1988
- three spring and five fall migrants in the western Aleutians and the
Bering Sea, Alaska
- an individual at Alkali Lake, BC, 10 December 1946.

Hal Opperman
Medina, Washington
mailto:halop at accessone.com

At 2:27 PM -0500 11/02/99, Dealgen at aol.com wrote:
>Several field guides list the Eurasian Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) as
>accidental in Alaska and British Columbia (as well as the eastern coast of
>North America...one wayward migrant was banded at Cape May, NJ a few years
>ago). If anyone has access to the details on the records for AK and/or BC
>can you post them? Thanks,
>Ed Deal, Seattle, WA dealgen at aol.com