February 4, 2013

Vulture Nest

Vultures and Nest in a Tree
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12 comments:

  1. Are We There Yet!7:41 AM, February 04, 2013

    What a GREAT find. I don't think I have ever seen a Vultures nest before..... Or maybe I have and had no idea what I was looking at.

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  2. A Colorful World12:38 PM, February 04, 2013

    Neat that you found a nest! Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a nest-cam and get to see the babies!

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  3. Pville Peg1:11 PM, February 04, 2013

    (I think it's a squirrel's nest which happens to have a vulture sitting near it.)

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  4. Pville Peg1:11 PM, February 04, 2013

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  5. JR1:49 PM, February 04, 2013

    Photography - spring flair / Fotografijoje pavasario nuojauta.

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  6. Hilda R.B3:46 PM, February 04, 2013

    looks like the spring!
    Wish you a nice week.
    From Hilda

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  7. Tanya Breese3:54 PM, February 04, 2013

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  8. Tanya Breese3:54 PM, February 04, 2013

    i think pville peg is correct. we have many squirrel nests in the trees in my yard and sadly one day i was watching a hawk flying around and a squirrel was racing up the trunk when the hawk swooped in and stole a baby squirrel from the nest. i saw the whole thing. so sad to see the mama squirrel go up to her nest and find her baby gone :(

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  9. Connie3:56 PM, February 04, 2013

    Nice picture! We usually see the vultures sitting in the trees in the spring here.

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  10. Linda7:54 PM, February 04, 2013

    Tanya and Peg, I hope they are not eating squirrels. Which is kind of funny because squirrels quickly multiply and become a nuisance! Still, they are so cute! I've been putting out extra food for the squirrel I saw who is missing one foot and his tail.
    Oh wait! Vultures eat carrion, not live animals. So maybe the squirrels are safe.

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  11. George8:14 PM, February 04, 2013

    This is a great picture of the nest -- and birds.

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  12. Carletta11:51 PM, February 04, 2013

    Their nests aren't always very big so I think perhaps it is theirs.
    Hopefully this is close to you and you can watch to see if there is babies.

    Thanks for dropping by my blog. :)

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