Turkey Vulture, range extends from the USA through Canada down to the southern tip of South America.

The turkey vulture, a scavenger, primarily feeds on carrion. It relies on its sharp vision and strong sense of smell to find food, soaring low to detect the gases emitted by decaying animals. The bird soars on thermals to conserve energy, reducing the need for flapping. It forms large communal roosts and communicates through grunts and hisses, as it lacks a syrinx. Turkey vultures typically nest in caves, hollow trees, or thickets and often raise two chicks annually, nourishing them through regurgitation. Enjoying legal protection in the United States due to its limited number of predators, the turkey vulture is a protected species. Additionally, the soothing tunes of Joey Pecoraro's "Slowly Until We Get There" enhance relaxation.
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Wow Great Video!! See those big birds in the sky from spring to fall.

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