American Black Vulture by Richardphotos
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I was not ready to capture this beautiful bird as I was seeking textures.I walked into a barn that was built in 1909 and heard something in the ceiling joists and looked up and there was a pair.they use the barn to nest in .they were of course afraid and I got too close they started jumping joists.each time the noise would be quite loud because of their weight.both ended up flying the coup. the following time I went back, they were soaring high in the sky over the same area
they are protected by the government.that is a scary thought!
thanks for viewing and any comments
Comments (85)
You know all annimals beauty in them surely and if they are there It is surely because that it there ace need. Very beautiful capture " Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Tu sais tout annimals ont la beautée en eux surement et si ils sont là c'est surement parce qu'il y as besoin . Très belle capture "Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))
No more words than "SPLENDID" !!!
lol this is a good shot and it spooky what the govement do
this is really good shot never seen one inside before thanks for sharing ***********************************************
For a vulture, he's a beauty. We saw a lot of those in FL a few years ago. Great shot. Bunny
great shot
WOW Beautiful shot Richard!
Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FANTÁSTICA FOTO MEU AMIGO INTERESANTE PASSARO.+++++++++5
Sure would not expect to see one of these in a barn! They are actually quite beneficial... If they eat an animal with rabies, that stops it right there, the disease goes no further, and they prevent the spread of other diseases by eating carrion, so it's a good thing that they are protected. Nice shot, Richard.
Excellent shot!
Real cool shot Richard!!! love this loft and the unsightly birdy hehe
that big fella looks hungry, watch your eyes richard, otherwise great shot. steve
Fantastic capture.
Great capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a big fan of both your works and I never get to see one this closeup :) Cathy xoxoxo
Nicely shot!
Great capture and at least if they are protected there can't be many of them, but they do look to be pretty large.
a really great capture... he's cool.
Perfect setting for this creature...always just 'hangin' around.' Great capture.
Great capture!!!!!!!!!
Very nice bird!
bravo !! superb capture
Awesome capture! We have Turkey Vultures here. I have no idea why they are called that, or even if it's just a local name for them.
Wicked image that rocks...Hugs