I got two Turkey Vultures....a red-tailed hawk....some Barn Swallows.....for today. Yesterday, I had over 42 species of birds.....the species of note were Lark Sparrow and White Pelican......several upland chorus frogs were added to the mix too. The only mammal to make an appearance was an Eastern Gray Squirrel.
wooahhh turkey vultures?!
reminds me of donkey kong
I got two Turkey Vultures....a red-tailed hawk....some Barn Swallows.....for today. Yesterday, I had over 42 species of birds.....the species of note were Lark Sparrow and White Pelican......several upland chorus frogs were added to the mix too. The only mammal to make an appearance was an Eastern Gray Squirrel.
wooahhh turkey vultures?!
reminds me of donkey kong
turkey vultures are pretty cool birds. Ugly as hell, but pretty cool. I start wondering if they know something I don't when I see them circling overhead.
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I got two Turkey Vultures....a red-tailed hawk....some Barn Swallows.....for today. Yesterday, I had over 42 species of birds.....the species of note were Lark Sparrow and White Pelican......several upland chorus frogs were added to the mix too. The only mammal to make an appearance was an Eastern Gray Squirrel.
wooahhh turkey vultures?!
reminds me of donkey kong
turkey vultures are pretty cool birds. Ugly as hell, but pretty cool. I start wondering if they know something I don't when I see them circling overhead.
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I worked in a four story office building that had turkey vultures roosting literally three feet outside our office windows in pine trees that grew there. And then the black vultures moved in and made a home on the roof. It was funny watching them interact. They actually went out of their way to avoid each other. Like there was mutual respect there.
I have no idea what attracted all of these vultures to our building. My only guess is the fact that we were about 150 yards or so from major freeway intersections on each side that surely offered a fair amount of roadkill.
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reminds me of donkey kong
turkey vultures are pretty cool birds. Ugly as hell, but pretty cool. I start wondering if they know something I don't when I see them circling overhead.
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Do you smell like death?
I worked in a four story office building that had turkey vultures roosting literally three feet outside our office windows in pine trees that grew there. And then the black vultures moved in and made a home on the roof. It was funny watching them interact. They actually went out of their way to avoid each other. Like there was mutual respect there.
I have no idea what attracted all of these vultures to our building. My only guess is the fact that we were about 150 yards or so from major freeway intersections on each side that surely offered a fair amount of roadkill.
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