Bird Watching Tips

Crested Caracara

Crested Caracaras are large, dark-bodied falcons with distinctive flat heads with black scruffy crowns, and massive orange bills … Read more

Snail Kites are named for their primary prey, apple snails. Male Snail Kites have dark gray bodies, red … Read more

Collared Forest Falcons get their name from the two dark bands on the back of their necks that … Read more

Swallow-tailed Kites are large but slender birds of prey that are most often seen hovering in the skies … Read more

Hook-billed Kites are distinctive birds of prey because of their parrot-like, hooked bills. Males are generally gray all … Read more

White-tailed kites are small and narrow with white faces and underparts. Adults look similar. Their eyes are red … Read more

Gyrfalcons are the largest Falcons and are apex predators of the Arctic, where they snatch birds from the … Read more

The Peregrine Falcon holds several distinctions. It is known as the fastest bird in the world, the fastest … Read more

Prairie Falcons are likened to be arid-environment counterparts of peregrine falcons although they’re lighter and needs less food … Read more

Eurasian-collard Doves are light brownish-gray, with white patches in the tail, and look very similar to Mourning Doves, … Read more