Sunday, February 19, 2012
Turkey Vulture, # 20/50
The top image was taken on Snake Road in the Everglades, and the bottom one was taken in Loxahatchee NWR. Everything is beautiful :-)
Interesting Facts:
Large size, bare reddish head and silver gray and black under wings are diagnostic. It soars in a broad V and seldom flaps its wings. This is one of nature's sanitarians, feeding on carrion, especially roadkills. At dawn, these birds spread their wings to absorb solar heat.
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Love this blog Rachelle! I'll need to come bird watching with you sometime! xo
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