-
being the red-throated
caracara). The
caracaras are
found throughout much of the Americas. The
range of the
crested caracara extends as far
north as...
- When flying, the
caracara is
often noted to have a
pattern on
their underside that
looks like a cross. The
behaviors of
caracaras are
considered quite...
- con****uous whitish-buff
patch ('window'), as in
several other species of
caracaras. The legs are
yellow and the bare
facial skin and cere are deep yellow...
-
Caracara or
Carcara may
refer to:
Caracara (genus), a
genus of
birds with two
recent species Caracara (subfamily), a
subfamily of
birds with five genera...
-
preserved nine as
scientific specimens. He may have shot the last of the
caracaras on
Guadalupe Island,
believing from
their fearlessness and ease of finding...
- yellow-headed
caracara (Daptrius chimachima) is new-world bird of prey in the
family Falconidae, of the
Falconiformes order (true falcons,
caracaras and their...
-
Carunculated Caracaras in Ecuador. The
Wilson Bulletin, 105:688-691. Vuilleumier, F. (1970)
Generic relations and
speciation patterns in the
Caracaras (Aves:...
-
chimango caracara also
known as
chimango or
tiuque (Milvago chimango) is a
species of bird of prey in the
family Falconidae, the
falcons and
caracaras. It...
-
tapirs will
often solicit black caracaras, by
emitting a call; the
tapirs then lay
still on the
ground to
attract the
caracaras for
insect and tick removal...
- Phalcoboenus, and
includes four
other caracaras. The
Clements taxonomy places the
carunculated and six
other caracaras in
genus Daptrius. The
worldwide systems...
