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coragyps atratus
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Black Vulture
- Roynato
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- black vulture coragyps atratus
- Comments: 10
- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Black Vulture
These scavengers have benefited from deforestation. Unlike the familiar Turkey Vulture which can find food by smell, the Black Vulture relies on line-of-sight to find food. North American birds are the nominate race. They are larger and have less obvious white markings on the underside of the...- jmorlan
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- black vulture coragyps atratus texas usa
- Comments: 1
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
- peterday
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- black vulture coragyps atratus port of spain trinidad
- Comments: 15
- Category: The Caribbean
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Black Vulture
- peterday
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- black vulture coragyps atratus port of spain trinidad
- Comments: 12
- Category: The Caribbean
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Strange company
A Crested Caracara (Northern) with a Black Vulture (brasiliensis). They sat like that for quite a while.- njlarsen
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- colombia coragyps atratus el camarones guajira
- Comments: 6
- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Black Vulture
Formerly very rare in New Jersey. So much so that in one notorious case a "World Series of Birding" team suppressed the location of a stakeout Black Vulture to gain a competitive "big day" advantage over other teams. These vultures have since expanded their range and are now well established...- jmorlan
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- black vulture coragyps atratus new jersey usa
- Comments: 4
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
The gray, wrinkled skin on the head indicates these are adults. This species has expanded its range into the Arizona borderlands where it remains a sparse local resident. These are the only ones we saw. Formerly included with the Storks in the Ciconiidae family, but now placed in their own...- jmorlan
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- arizona black vulture coragyps atratus usa
- Comments: 2
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
Ready for the picnic.- lmelamed
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- black vulture coragyps atratus hutchins rehabilitated rogers wildlife rehabilitation texas
- Comments: 4
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
Note the gray, unfeathered head and pale bill tip. This abundant and widespread scavenger has benefited from deforestation. Unlike the familiar Turkey Vulture which can find food by the smell of decomposition, the Black Vulture relies on line-of-sight to find food. Three subspecies are...- jmorlan
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- 1bb black vulture coragyps atratus texas usa
- Comments: 1
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
The face only a mother could love.- proudpapa56
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- 1bb black vulture coragyps atratus maryland usa
- Comments: 7
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
- Fritz73
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- black vulture brazil coragyps atratus
- Comments: 5
- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Black vulture
Black vulture on top of an abandoned silo.- MergusSerrator
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- black vulture coragyps atratus new jersey usa
- Comments: 3
- Category: North America
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American Black Vulture
Surprised to see this fellow up a tree next to me!- Wiganlad
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- american black vulture coragyps atratus everglades florida usa
- Comments: 4
- Category: North America
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American Black Vulture
I think I am right with this id in Florida- Wiganlad
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- american black vulture coragyps atratus everglades florida usa
- Comments: 4
- Category: North America
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Albino Black Vulture (2)
- TroyES
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- black vulture coragyps atratus costa rica
- Comments: 4
- Category: Albinos and other odd birds
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Albino Black Vulture
Taken three years ago. This bird has lived with a large group of black vultures for several years, and is still there.- TroyES
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- black vulture coragyps atratus costa rica
- Comments: 3
- Category: Albinos and other odd birds
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American Black Vulture
Eating an unfortunate Leatherback Turtle hatchling- birdboybowley
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- american black vulture coragyps atratus grande riviere trinidad
- Comments: 3
- Category: The Caribbean
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Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus atratus)- Stanley Jones
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- black vulture coragyps atratus somerville texas usa
- Comments: 19
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
I was on a boardwalk and simply to close with my 400mm lens.- tetoneon
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- black vulture coragyps atratus
- Comments: 12
- Category: North America
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The Brothers Grim
Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus atratus)- Stanley Jones
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- black bryan coragyps atratus texas usa vulture
- Comments: 14
- Category: North America
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American Black Vulture
- RCHines
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- american black vulture coragyps atratus
- Comments: 5
- Category: North America
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Black Vultures
Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus atratus)- Stanley Jones
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- black coragyps atratus flight mclennan county robinson texas usa vulture
- Comments: 21
- Category: North America
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Black Vulture
This same bird seem to be at the same spot each time I visited the Corkscrew Crew, in east Naples.- tetoneon
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- black vulture coragyps atratus
- Comments: 11
- Category: North America
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Coragyps atratus-Urubu noir-Black Vulture
Coragyps atratus-Urubu noir-Black Vulture Parc National Arenal-Costa Rica- nanus
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- coragyps atratus
- Comments: 5
- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Black Vultures
Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus atratus) A group of ca. 70 black vultures gathered to bathe and socialize.- Stanley Jones
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- bell county black vultures coragyps atratus salata texas usa
- Comments: 14
- Category: North America