Turkey vultures are notorious for feasting on dead things and have the ability to digest anything, including fur, feathers and bones, The World Center for Birds of Prey reported.. They’re large ...

Turning a quick, but careful U-turn in a soft spot down the road, I checked the bird first with binoculars and saw it was what I’d thought – a piebald turkey vulture, with most of its white ...

If the vulture is low enough to the ground, you might also see its distinctive white beak. If you see many turkey vultures circling together, that’s called a “kettle,” Cady said.

Lauren Pharr Parks, a vulture expert and forensic consultant, recalled the time she was radio-tagging turkey vultures as a graduate student in Louisiana. One bird bit down hard on her finger ...

They find their food purely by sight, unlike the turkey vulture which is able to locate decaying prey by smell. Thus, black vultures will watch and follow turkey vultures when they drop down to feed.

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...

“White turkey vultures?! Yep, you are seeing correctly!” the park wrote in a Dec. 14 Facebook post. “This leucistic turkey vulture has been spotted in the Flamingo area of Everglades ...