Waiting For Lunch by beachzz
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Description
As I walked along the dunes at the beach, these buzzards were sitting on a fence. This one got into a defensive stance when I approached as if to tell me to stay away from their lunch. No problem there!!

Comments (22)
Great shot of these vultures. B&W plus the barbwire sure does add to the desolate area of the beach. Dana
wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Great Picture. I'm glad that our Keep Out/No Trespassing signs doesn't have these guys guarding the area or we'd be stuck... Aloha
They weren't watching an waiting for you I hope LOL.. Nice shot!
Oh so 'thats' what a Buzzard is!!!! It looks like a member of the hawk family. Great silhouette.
WOW - perfect in B&W! This is a wonderful image Marilyn!
STUNNING! a favourite for sure.
marvelous approachment!!!
Great shot!
very very cool!
And did they give you their wonderful Hissssssssss? They can be intimidating. :-)
Fantastic B&W color photo!
Great shot - I love the composition and B & W.
i really love this it has great drama about it.
excellent b/w
Awesome, and that tilt really adds to this. Love it!
WONDERFUL! Oh, I adore these critters! Well, I adore a great many critters, especially if they have unique biological features, and yeah, buzzards/vultures have some of the strongest stomach acid known. Hey, wasn't there a cartoon guy named Buzz Buzzard? I'll have to look that up. But in the meantime, these are two regal critters. I love 'em, and I really like the fact that they're in black and white...it's so moody that way!
What a fantastically moody shot! Well done!
Great capture Marilyn!
Menacing Stark Fascinating
Nice capture. The black and white presentation seems apt for these two harbingers of doom and the circle of life. Someone's got to do it. Curiously the one landing looks more like an eagle majestically assending to his mountain perch. I"m a dreamer.
No messin' with these two!