Just a few pictures of a Turkey Vulture flyby. Of note here is the Turkey Vulture’s distinctive pink head and white bill. In the air, Turkey Vultures are easy to distinguish from other large birds of prey by the silvery feathers running along the length of the trailing edge of the vulture’s wing.
Observation Details
| County | – | Dallas |
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| City | – | Seagoville | |
| Date | – | Mar 24, 2013 | |
| Time of Day | – | Morning | |
| Temperature | – | Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) | |
| Weather | – | Clear | |
| Habitat | – | Water-Bog/Marsh/Swamp | |
| Type of Behavior | – | Flying | |
| Gender | – | Uncertain | |
| Maturity | – | Adult | |
| Observer | – | Chris Jackson |
