Phriday Photo – Flying Turkey Vultures
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Amazing bird!
I am from Ukraine, but I cant find this bird in my country anymore. It so sad.
I`ve had the turkey vultures roosting in my pines at night the past 3 nights.They start swooping in right before dark,I counted at least 24 of them,their wings crashing against the limbs of the trees,& in the am they move to a clearing & stretch their wings repeatedly before taking off.We live down below a deer farm,don`t know if that`s why they are attracted here or not.They are an awesome sight & I blogged about them the past couple of days, I`m from Pa.,phyllis oller