The breeding site is a medieval village at 20 km west of Montpellier. After a few years seeing birdwatchers and their spotting scope, inhabitants are used to the phenomenon and seem to respect Lesser Kestrels and their nest sites despite the disturbance and noise caused by falcons scratching rooftops. They seem to be astonished by people spending hours waiting for Falcons landings and take offs over their house. But they still are welcoming and when a fledgling falls down from the nest they take care of it and call the bird rescue center.

The breeding site is a medieval village at 20 km west of Montpellier. After a few years seeing birdwatchers and their spotting scope, inhabitants are used to the phenomenon and seem to respect Lesser Kestrels and their nest sites despite the disturbance and noise caused by falcons scratching rooftops. They seem to be astonished by people spending hours waiting for Falcons landings and take offs over their house. But they still are welcoming and when a fledgling falls down from the nest they take care of it and call the bird rescue center.