Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Looks like we have another candidate for Bird of the Millennium. I’m going to have to compile a ...

HIGHBRIDGE − Jena Lindquist did evening chores May 28 on the 600-acre farm she and her husband, Adam Lindquist, own and work in Highbridge in Ashland County. She fed and watered chickens and bottle ...

A Crested Caracara — a falcon with long legs and distinctive colors that’s native to South and Central America — made a rare visit to coastal South Carolina’s Lowcountry, prompting serious birders ...

Once the proud national bird of Mexico, the crested caracara, or as it was also known, the Mexican eagle, was downgraded not too long ago. This relative of the falcon is more adept at eating roadkill ...

A Black Vulture grooming a juvenile Crested Caracara in Texas reveals rare interspecies behaviour, challenging assumptions about rivalry and surprising scientists, birdwatchers and wildlife experts ...

What looks like a hawk, eats like a vulture but is most closely related to falcons? Meet the crested caracara. The crested caracara (Caracara cheriway) looks like a sturdy hawk. The top of its head is ...

WASHINGTON, D.C U.S. Rep. August Pfluger (TX-11) introduced legislation to allow producers to protect their livestock from Crested Caracaras (tropical black and white falcons that behave like vultures ...

My wife, Kathy, and I were driving the backroads around Chappell Hill looking at blankets of bluebonnets when a raptor caught our eye. The bird with an eaglelike beak was tearing at the flesh of a ...

The Crested Caracara – a sandy colored bird of prey with a striking black cap and orange face – is a charismatic and increasingly rare resident of South Florida’s interior. Unfortunately, its ...

Before the glaciers began to melt back into the sea, the Florida peninsula grew a great savanna grassland that stretched through Texas and buoyed a striking blue-beaked raptor with a chest of stripes ...

You’ve probably seen the regal eagle and the bobbing robin, but few have seen the crested caracara. This large bird is one of 50 listed species that are protected in Florida because of limited ...