A bird from Central and South America has been spotted in the United States for the very first time.
According to the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service, this bat falcon was captured on camera at the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in Texas in December.
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The agency posted two photos of the bird on Facebook last week.
Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge said that based on its appearance, the bat falcon is believed to be a juvenile.
The refuge says the bat falcon usually breeds in tropical Mexico, Central and South America and Trinidad.