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Originally Posted by Shannon
Glad to help! The first crested caracara we ever observed was en route to Rockport. We usually get a good look at them (either perched or flying overhead) in the region you mention -- we've only done a "flyby" tour of Brazoria NWR and caracaras were one of the species we observed. My neatest observation of one, and most recent, was at Guadalupe River State Park, actually... near the stock tank and picnic tables on Loop 3 of the multi-use trail, just a (very) short walk from campsite #34. Unfortunately, I didn't have my 300mm lens on the camera, and by the time I got it out of the camera bag the two caracaras on neighboring trees had taken flight.
We've also seen them at Brazos Bend State Park near Houston, though it seems to be highly seasonally depenedent on how many raptors you'll see there... at least in our limited experience.
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I've been to Brazos Bend a few times but not recently. That's the next place I plan to hit once the rain finally goes away (its rained nearly every day for almost a month, ugh!). Its definately one of the more underrated state parks.
Have you been to any of the other NWR's in the Houston area - San Bernard, Anahuac, Attwater Prairie Chicken, Trinity River?