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Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus) |
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Above and below: A Black Vulture poses elegantly in the dawn light (Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, 9/7/2008).
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| Below: Feeding on a roadkill raccoon in southern Florida in 2005. |
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| Below: In flight |
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| Below: Roosting for the night |
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Below three: OK, that settles it. Everything is cute as a baby. Here are two downy Black Vulture young in P.G. Co., Maryland (4/23/2008). I had always
wanted to find a Black Vulture nest, so when I saw two adults fly out the window of an abandoned house, I had a feeling I might be in luck. These two little Muppets
were on the floor in the corner of a room - no nest to speak of - sitting quite peacefully. I snapped these strangely adorable photos and let their parents get back in there.
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