It has also been known as the Audubon's Caracara.

The latter may actually be the ancestor of the Guadalupe Caracara.

The crested caracara is an endangered tropical bird from South America.

Allen pointed out that the birds' behavior, as recorded by Bartram, is in complete agreement with the caracara's.

It is the smallest variety of caracara.

It was here that he was able to do his most extensive work on the caracara and study the ecosystem of the tussock grass.

A pile of broken eggshells are evidence of a visit from a jaguar or a caracara.

A paleosubspecies of the Yellow-headed Caracara from Florida is also known.

Caracara tellustris became extinct during the Quaternary extinction event.

The caracara coursed vipers for me, and the hawk lifted his wings to the wind from the top of a pine.

This is also the place to enjoy the most ridiculously tame bird of prey you have ever seen, the striated caracara.

Caracara Hawk Eagle How do peregrine falcons fly so fast?

The Yellow-headed Caracara has benefited from forest clearing for cattle ranching.

The Guadalupe Caracara is one of the few species that were intentionally rendered extinct by humans.

It was formerly considered conspecific with the Southern Caracara ('C.

Genus Caracara - crested caracaras (2 living species, 1 extinct)

The Florida panther, the Florida black bear and the crested caracara are all found on the property.

No other course, during the passage - always north to south - of three skuas and that revolting carrion-eater the crested caracara.

The Northern Caracara is an carnivorous scavenger that mainly feeds on carrion.

It resembles the closely related Mountain Caracara, but unlike that species its underparts (including chest and throat) are entirely white.

As with its relatives, the Northern Caracara was formerly placed in the genus Polyborus.

Henstridge has played a number of roles on television, for example in Caracara and The Outer Limits.

A crested caracara hawk paced our van as we jolted down a dirt road, baptized with a grandiose name, the Transpantaneira.

Caracara is a genus of birds of prey in the family Falconidae found throughout a large part of the Americas.

Birds abound, with parakeets, araras, caracara hawks, wild doves, and toucans a not uncommon sight.