Saturday, August 28, 2010

Turkey Vulture/ Camera Critters

Waiting for the traffic to pass in order to get a mouthful of roadkill


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20 comments:

  1. Great detail. I think buzzards are very fascinating.

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  2. Good shot. We have these and black vultures locally. They can really spook you taking off in front of the car because the are so large. Very nice.

    Darryl and Ruth : )

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  3. For some reason the picture is gone---for now. I will say I bet it is wonderful. I will return when it flies back into view. LOL MB

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  4. I see why they call it a turkey VULTURE! It would be kinda scary to meet up with. Great catch!

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  5. An awesome photo of a darn ugly beast. ;-)

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  6. A face to love - NOT! :)
    They are big birds and soaring in the sky quite beautiful.
    This guy is perfect on the dead tree - nice shot.

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  7. He does not look too unfriendly. :)

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  8. I wish I was on one of those boats...

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  9. Not such a handsome devil is he!

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  10. Wonderful shot... it's scary the way it seems to be staring at us.

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  11. Cor! Never seen anything like it! (cue for a song!) That is what blogging is all about I guess - new day, new dawn, new experiences!

    Dx

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  12. I love turkey vultures! We have them all over the place here- I did a post about them a couple of weeks ago and referred to them as "Majestic Janitors". They clean up for us...

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  13. Great capture! But then, I'm partial to those turkey buzzards. =D

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  14. you didn't hold back on the caption did you... hehehe...

    Great image - love the composition and how it fills the frame.

    No pics from me this week, but there is this one for the animal bloggers... 4-legged Tee Giveaway! PLUS The A to Z of Animal Tees

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