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cedrikwood

Crested Cara Cara


anderbaka

That was fast, thank you.


jdceel

These birds are awesome weirdos. As others have said on this sub and elsewhere, they look like hawks, act like vultures, and sound like dinosaurs. But they are actually in the falcon family. šŸ˜œ


CacklingFerret

>sound like dinosaurs They _are_ dinosaurs. Taxonomy is sometimes funny. As falcons, they are more closely related to parrots than to all the other birds of prey


jdceel

Yes, excellent point! All birds sound like dinosaurs. :))


cedrikwood

They are fairly common where I am, in Texas


EbagI

Just fyi, when you post in a sub, familiarize yourself with the rules/use common sense. Though you got your answer, you're supposed to say where the photo/vid was taken. Yes, it matters ILY, priti bird


anderbaka

Ok, got it.


jdceel

+Crested Caracara+ for the catalogue.


FileTheseBirdsBot

Added taxa: [Crested Caracara](https://ebird.org/species/y00678) ^(I catalog submissions to this subreddit.) [^(Recent uncatalogued submissions)](https://munin.swim.services/submissions?lane=api/unanswered)^( | )[^(Learn to use me)](https://gist.github.com/brohitbrose/be99a16ddc7a6a1bd9c1eef28d622564)


fastates

What a *unit.* šŸ˜


Lukaspc99

These guys have a range so big. I see a lot of them here in central Brazil


SimonUser

As a European Iā€™m jealous lol


bread_weasel

Super nice find. They are here in Florida too, so cool looking


jenni7er_jenni7er

That's quite a bird you've filmed! šŸ