Last Look

A limpkin basks in the morning sun at the Orlando Wetlands Park.

A tri-color heron flies low over a pond in Viera looking for an unsuspecting fish.

A scavenger and broad-winged opportunist that often feeds on carrion, the Crested Caracara is widespread in the American tropics. The word caracara comes from a South American Indian name, based on the bird’s call. When seen for the first time, it might look like a bald eagle with a bad hairpiece. To see the strikingly patterned Crested Caracara up close, visit the Brevard Zoo.