Preening another adult

Only two photos of two caracaras very far away in which one repeatedly pecked at the other's legs

A tropical kingbird driving this caracara away

Taking a bird as prey in the bill

We saw this juvenile caracara at the Viamonte Access at about 8:30. It was being attacked by two guira cuckoos and showed no reaction at all. It flew some meters away and perched on a tree at two meters high. We took some photos. And so we did when we found it at 12:30 hs on another tree and at 5:30 in the nearby sanitaries walking most calmly. At first we thought it was ill but it seems this is the behaviour of juveniles. Its parents were very near and there were remnants of a pigeon scattered on the ground. Personnel from the Rehab Center were keeping an eye on it to see whether it was feeding well

We saw this juvenile caracara at the Viamonte Access at about 8:30. It was being attacked by two guira cuckoos and showed no reaction at all. It flew some meters away and perched on a tree at two meters high. We took some photos. And so we did when we found it at 12:30 hs on another tree and at 5:30 in the nearby sanitaries walking most calmly. At first we thought it was ill but it seems this is the behaviour of juveniles. Its parents were very near and there were remnants of a pigeon scattered on the ground. Personnel from the Rehab Center were keeping an eye on it to see whether it was feeding well.

Eating a wattled jacana

Picture composition