Cara Cara in Van Zandt co.

[boy wonder]

I saw a pair of them a week ago, just outside Weatherford in Parker County.

[gfulton]

Spotted a pair at our old place near Eliasville on the river. Young county

[Farmdog]

They seem to be taking over Mercedes as well, I never saw them here years back, everywhere on the farm now

[2Lazy2P]

Saw one yesterday in northern Hopkins county

[Beargrasstx]

See them all the time in Leon County

[Tbar]

I saw a pair last week at my VZC property.

[manwitaplan]

I live in Pearland just south of Houston and we have had regulars in our area for 2 years. I put my meat scraps out and at least 1 comes everyday to see what we put out. I have a game trail camera with many pictures, three at a time sometimes. We love watching them.

Are you close to clover field airport?


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[twosixteens]

Have seen several in Ellis county this year

[Dr. Evil]

Have them in central Menard County.

[Antlers86]

See them often in Henderson County.

[bownut]

See them in Anderson county as well

[double bogey]

It's something how they have came north. Witnessed whitewings here in town increasing to the dominant dove also. Makes one wonder why? Like the black buzzards. My cousin who was a cattleman, then dairyman called them mexican buzzards back in the mid 70's, and said they were more aggressive with newborn calves that turkey buzzards. Until then, i hadnt even noticed 2 different kinds.

[TX_Hoghunter]

Leaving the house on the way to Canton this morning I pointed one out to my wife. She seemed unimpressed by my bird knowledge.....

-john

[muzzlebrake]

Seen lots of them up in the panhandle north of Dumas. They followed us around when we were shooting P-dogs cleaning up the leftovers. Cool birds and smart too.

[Thumper]

I was shredding a pasture a few weeks ago in Coryell County. As usual, all the hawks were gathering around for a meal like it’s a McDonalds. Lo and behold, I saw a Cara Cara in the mix. First one I have seen this far north.

Had 31 of them feeding on the baby quail the last day I was shredding a pasture, just north of McFaddin TX. The hawks would grab a rat and then fly off, the Cara Caras would step out of the way to let a rat pass by waiting on a baby quail. Never again will I shred a pasture where I finish up in the middle of a freshly shredded pasture. I work it where I end up next to a brush line so the quail can escape.