Adult, with typical yellow skin in face. Striated Caracara or Johnny Rook (Phalcoboenus australis), protected, endemic to the Falklands and highly intelligent bird of prey. South America, Falkland Islands, January

phalcoboenus australis antarctica adult predator alone posing portrait overview scavenger look three quarter shot endemic falkland islands phalcoboenus striated caracara phalcoboenus australis near threatened species iucn nt january south atlantic ocean nobody adults predators predatory single lonely only solo one lone posed pose settlings settling portraits overviews global sight global sights full length scavengers looked looking three quarter views three quarter view three quarter shots three quarter sight three quarter sights three quarter length endemics endemic species falkland islas malvinas falkland islands archipelago striated caracaras phalcoboenus australis southern atlantic with nobody stage of development individual predation relation between species species enumeration shot necrophage diet pattern species particularity south america america falconidae falconiformes aves tetrapoda vertebrata chordata deuterostomia coelomata bilateria metazoa opisthokonta eukaryota caracara prey diurnal bird bird wild animal animal convention on international trade in endangered species of wild cites low risk iucn lr iucn red list of threatened species atlantic ocean world sea and ocean