There is just something a tad bit creepy about the turkey vulture soaring above the abandoned old barn. Kind of expect to see Hitchcock in one of the windows…
There is just something a tad bit creepy about the turkey vulture soaring above the abandoned old barn. Kind of expect to see Hitchcock in one of the windows…
It’s even creepier when they begin soaring above your head, as though waiting for dinner to be served!
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LOL It is true that seeing a kettle of vultures overhead is quite disarming! 😉
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It’s a great photo, though.
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Thank you lois, we appreciate that! 😉
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Whoo! This is a keeper for next Halloween!
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😁 Have to agree! Thank you very much.
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The Birds movie remembered! I saw it on the TV recently.
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One of Hitchcock’s best IMO!
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Yeah, that IS pretty creepy. Lol.
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Thanks! 😉
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Haha. You’re welcome!
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I was very concerned about these when I was on the East Coast. Very creepy to see them in trees, watching, judging.
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Turkey vultures are actually quite docile, and not aggressive at all. They have taken a bad rap due to their size, ugly heads and mythical stories. They are very scary looking, especially when large groups of them get together in flight or roosting together in trees.
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We have tons of Turkey Vultures flying the Ohio skies daily. Though, I find it interesting that they won’t touch roadkill. I probably saw 10 deer carcasses today on a couple of interstate highways ….. they never touch them? Maybe they don’t like venison?
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We’ve seen TV’s on roadkill before, in fact once on the Delmar Penninsula a TV flew off a carcass on the side of the road and flew into the windshield of our RV! It was huge and fortunately did not break the glass. I like your idea that they don’t like venison.
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