That bird appears to have a rather full crop from feeding and is likely just
resting after eating its fill.
Michael R. Wasilco
Regional Wildlife Manager, Division of Fish and Wildlife
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
6274 E. Avon-Lima Rd., Avon, NY 14414
P: (585)226-5460
That bird appears to have a rather full crop from feeding and is likely just
resting after eating its fill.
Michael R. Wasilco
Regional Wildlife Manager, Division of Fish and Wildlife
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
6274 E. Avon-Lima Rd., Avon, NY 14414
P: (585)226-5460
Another Black Vulture at Alley Creek today, heading east. I saw a post from
Tim Healy of two Black Vultures over Hempstead Lake State Park. Is there
something going on? Actually, I wonder what took them so long to discover
Long Island. They're quite comfortable in coastal areas in Florida. They do
Another Black Vulture at Alley Creek today, heading east. I saw a post from
Tim Healy of two Black Vultures over Hempstead Lake State Park. Is there
something going on? Actually, I wonder what took them so long to discover
Long Island. They're quite comfortable in coastal areas in Florida. They do
Hi Orhan and all,
There was indeed a Black Vulture at Montauk in early March 2000. Patricia
Lindsay and I saw it on 5 March and were very excited, given the species' real
rarity on Long Island at that time. It would be seven years before we saw
another Black Vulture on LI.
Shai Mitra
Bay
Hi Orhan and all,
There was indeed a Black Vulture at Montauk in early March 2000. Patricia
Lindsay and I saw it on 5 March and were very excited, given the species' real
rarity on Long Island at that time. It would be seven years before we saw
another Black Vulture on LI.
Shai Mitra
Bay
