The White-throated Caracara is a rare and little-known raptor from the high Andean forests of Peru and Bolivia. Its elusive nature and restricted habitat make it one of the most enigmatic caracaras.
Where to spot
High-altitude montane forests and cloud forests in specific areas of the eastern Andes of Peru and Bolivia.
How to spot
Primarily identified by its black plumage with a distinctive white throat and bare facial skin. Spotting it requires dedicated fieldwork in its restricted and often remote habitat. Listen for any potential calls.
When to spot
Likely active during the day, but observation opportunities are very rare.
Where to spot
High-altitude montane forests and cloud forests in specific areas of the eastern Andes of Peru and Bolivia.
How to spot
Primarily identified by its black plumage with a distinctive white throat and bare facial skin. Spotting it requires dedicated fieldwork in its restricted and often remote habitat. Listen for any potential calls.
When to spot
Likely active during the day, but observation opportunities are very rare.
Information on this species is scarce, and its precise ecological role and behavior remain largely unstudied, making it a priority for future research.
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