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Crested caracaras admitted to wildlife hospital | Conservancy of Southwest Florida
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Crested caracaras admitted to wildlife hospital | Conservancy of Southwest Florida
The von Arx Wildlife Hospital has been busy the past two weeks. Some wildlife patients that are currently in their care include two crested caracaras, four grey squirrels, 12 gopher tortoises and five double-crested cormorants. An interesting fact about crested caracaras is that they look like hawks and act like vultures, but they are actually falcons. Crested caracaras are only
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