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Buzzard, turkey Genus Cathartes, found in the Americas, sometimes as far north as New England. ... |
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Buzzards, turkey Genus Cathartes, found in the Americas, sometimes as far north as New England. These buzzards are feeding on the entrails of a horse.... |
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Hawk, vulture Genus Gypohierax, is about the size of a goose, and is found in Western Africa, particularly Angola.... |
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Lammergeier The largest bird of prey native to Europe. Found in the lofty mountains of southern Eurasia and northern Africa.... |
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Lammergeier "Young bearded griffin (Gypaetus barbatus). Showing the feather-tracts or pterylae, for instance those on the breast (PT.). E., ear; P., web or propatagium; TH., thumb; PR., bases of primary feathers;... |
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Lammergeyer The lammergeyer (Swiss for "lamb-killer") is a member of the vulture family, but has a notably feathered neck. It generally preys on live animals, such as wild goats, mountain hare, and various speci... |
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Skeleton, Vulture A skeleton of a vulture. 6 - keel of sternum, 7 - clavicle... |
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Vulture The head and neck of these birds is bare of feathers.... |
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Vulture The head and neck of these birds is bare of feathers.... |
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Vulture The head and neck of these birds is bare of feathers.... |
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Vulture The head and neck of these birds is bare of feathers.... |
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Vulture The head and neck of these birds is bare of feathers.... |
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Vulture In vultures, the head and neck are bare, the beak is long and curved at the tip, legs are powerful, but claws are weak.... |
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Vulture An extensive genus of birds of prey, having somewhat repulsive appearance and habits.... |
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Vulture Skeleton "Skeleton of Egyptian Vulture. (Neophron percnopterus), to show bones of bird. a, post-orbital process; b, lower jaw; c, cervical vertebra; co, coracoid bone; d, humerus; e, radius; f, ulna; g, meta... |
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Vulture, Black Genus Coragyps, about the size of a small turkey. This one is feeding on a cow's head.... |
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Vulture, Black Black vulture (or carrion crow), genus Coragyps, about the size of a small turkey. This group is feeding on a fallen pig.... |
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Vulture, Brown V. cinercus, native to the mountainous regions of Europe. It feeds exclusively on carrion.... |
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Vulture, California C. Californianus, a large species of vulture, found only on the western side of the Rocky Mountains, usually near rivers.... |
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Vulture, Egyptian N. percnopterus, common to Africa, sometimes found in Southern Europe and in Asia. Males and females tend to live in pairs.... |
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Vulture, Egyptian "One of the smaller Vulturidae, of a genus differing from the true vultures in the slender bill, which is covered for more than half its length with a naked cere, and sharply hooked at the point." &md... |
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Vulture, Egyptian A smaller vulture with dull white plumage that lives in Northern Africa.... |
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Vulture, king Genus sarcoramphus, a large vulture found in the tropical regions of the Americas, sometimes as far north as Florida. They feed on carrion, and occaisionally small animals, such as calves.... |
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Vulture, King "A Vulture is any member of the family Vulturidæ included among the birds of prey. In all the vultures the head and neck are more or less bare, the beak is long and curved only at the tip; the l... |
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Vulture, secretary G. serpentarius, known as the serpent vulture because it feeds on snakes. It has a distinctive tuft of feathers on the back of its head. It is found in Southern Africa. ... |
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