Yellow-headed Cara Cara YES
Here’s the target of my trip to Galveston — Yellow headed Cara Cara. Like the Kelp Gull he’s up from South America.
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Nice to Meet You Mr. Henslow
Success!! Exactly As dreamed!!
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