10-02-2022, 08:07 AM
A wildlife photographer went out to see what he could see and surprise, there were 13 Turkey Vultures in one area. It is an interesting picture.
It is more interesting when you know that Turkey Vultures have expanded into New Brunswick. They are now more common than they were when they first arrived a decade ago.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-bruns...-1.6597092
Clearly Turkey Vultures are liking life in New Brunswick. They have settled in and have increased their numbers.
It is a good thing. Vultures clean up dead animals and therefore prevent the spread of disease.
It would be wonderful to get a picture of a vulture, maybe even two. Capturing 13 all at once is remarkable.
It is more interesting when you know that Turkey Vultures have expanded into New Brunswick. They are now more common than they were when they first arrived a decade ago.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-bruns...-1.6597092
Clearly Turkey Vultures are liking life in New Brunswick. They have settled in and have increased their numbers.
It is a good thing. Vultures clean up dead animals and therefore prevent the spread of disease.
It would be wonderful to get a picture of a vulture, maybe even two. Capturing 13 all at once is remarkable.