I love Turkey Vultures. In 2015 a Turkey Vulture laid eggs in my porch roof space. I was able to watch the babies grow each day until they fledged. I had a front row seat and I watched their daily antics from my attic window. I have uploaded a few videos to my You Tube Channel. There is some up close footage of the two babies and their Mom.
Just had two of these beauties in our front yard yesterday afternoon playing clean-up crew to a deceased raccoon. Having had a soft spot for vultures since childhood, it was an honour to experience them, literally, from mere feet away (watched them through the large window). Beautiful, and sadly very underappreciated, birds.
i do love seeing 100 or more of these beauty's circling around! Also, it was almost our national bird but it was concluded we didn't want a scavenger as our nations mascot.
Great video. What a beautiful creature! Came here because I was on a gorgeous hike up Stone Mountain in Georgia today and hung out with a ton of these guys. So much fun to watch them in the wild I just had to know more.
Perfect video! You summed up everything I needed to know about these birds in 5 minutes without pointless graphics and animations and fancy graphics and sound effects, like every other nature channel seems to think is necessary... and you have the animal in question present. A perfect video. Well done, sir!
I came home from work to find a flock of about 30 of them all over my house. Some of them were fighting. My guess is breeding season, but driving up to my house I felt like I was living a Stephen King novel lol.
My mother lives on the 5th floor of her condo close to the foothills of the rocky mtn and even thou she lives in the city the city ends within a couple of miles. Every year a flock of Turkey Vulture hang out in a pine tree out side her window for the summer. The numbers vary but it's about 13 every year. They take off in the morning and and grab the heat rising off of the foothills then fly west to a hiway in the desert to see if there is something dead on it. They come back back to the tree about 7 when the sun is still up and kind of play around in the sky until everyone is back then the all head for the tree and that is when the pushing and shoving starts.. The older birds are in charge and they get the best place. My moms place is higher than the city so you can see them coming. They leave about October and fly South for the Winter but come back in May. .One winter their tree got blown down but that didn't bother them at all as their was another pine tree right next to it. The flight feather fall out sometimes and they are at least a foot long.
Thanks you for being a champion of my favorite bird! I am fortunate enough to live with them. They picked the two, 2.5 story Live Oak trees flanking my house as their roost. Such a joy to watch them every day.
You explain why the Turkey Vulture is not a buzzard, then end the video with "All hail the Buzzard" :) Good video! I hope you are able to produce more Creature Features
You made a highly informative video! I love the looks of these vultures and today you managed to make me learn more about them (especially the way they fly), so thank you!
Amazing birds that want nothing to do with humans. I use to help at my dads store and would love to see them hang out by the dumpster waiting on the Chinese food from next door. ❤️
I love staring up at them while they soar the sky! Just got in from a walk with the dog, watching a pair of them go higher and higher (MA). Came here typing in "Turkey Vulcher". Such an amazing bird
I just had a pair in my yard went next door old dead tree stump they both went inside it ate something?? Then left it's only the second time I've seen em here...yes I live just outside of Cleveland Ohio in lake county love seeing these magestic birds
They hang out with Ravens here in northwestern Arizona making a good scavenger team. The ravens hunt and the turkey vultures hang around to clean up❤️❤️
Where i live the county puts the road kill out for them and its great to see them every morning soaking up the sun.very unrespected beautiful birds that deserve more respect
My cubs & I were up this morning & noticed this huge bird land on our neighbor's roof. We live in a town where crows & Blackhawks live. We sat & watched this bird for about 10 minutes when 2 others just like him showed up. They were huge. We grabbed our cameras & started taking pictures. We were told that they were Turkey vultures. I can't wait to show my oldest this video. Thank you!
I see them more commonly in central Florida. Whenever I walk home from school I see a few to several of them in trees and in grass areas in our neighborhood. I usually get them mistaken as crows but realizing their head are hairless and red. Great video!
A turkey vulture was circling my backyard (about 30ft up in the air) while my dog was sleeping in the backyard. I scared my dog back inside, it was a frightening sight.
It almost looks like there had been light mist falling based on the water beading on the wings, is that why the bird has its wings spread, to try and dry them? Or is there another reason?
I have a shit load of these huge things hovering around my house... sitting on other roofs and whatnot. Should i worry about my cat being outside around these things?
Their is a bunch of these turkey vultures down the hill from my house in a river surrounded by miles of trees But unfortunately construction has been taking place knocking down their habitat and it makes me really sad because they’re beautiful birds and we are destroying their ecosystem :(... is their anything I can do about this or anyone I can call who specializes in these type of animals so that they can be moved to a better place?? Thank you..
They scare the shit out of me, but I respect their part in our ecosystem. I have one ten feet away from me right now because my neighbor has a dead squirrel in their yard.
I'd be curious to know why this particular bird is in captivity. I would have thought that that would have been an obvious thing to mention in the video.
i think they should be made for pet's. It would save wildlife digging in our trash and get hurt from it rotted meat instead of throwing it away just feed it to a turkey vutlure save's wild life from our trash. Won't be a smell of food around for them to get hurt from it. oInly if People can by them in pet store's be the best pet to have living garbage dispencer.