Birds, Marsh, Swamp, Wildlife No Respect, Vulture December 8, 2018 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 3 Comments A bird not high on many favorites list, Turkey Vulture. Besides the obvious importance to the ecosystem, just watch them fly. A few flaps of their big wings and the can soar in the air for hours. No Respect, Vulture – click to enlarge Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
Their heads are ugly, but so are Wood Storks’ heads and most people like them. It could be that they are carrion eaters, but so are eagles. I think it’s partly that they are so common, like squirrels, therefore, not a big deal. Loading... Reply
As ugly as they are, they are beautiful when they fly.
They are, it’s a contradiction 😀.
Their heads are ugly, but so are Wood Storks’ heads and most people like them. It could be that they are carrion eaters, but so are eagles. I think it’s partly that they are so common, like squirrels, therefore, not a big deal.