Black Vulture - Coragyps attratus
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(feet)The Black Vulture is also called the American Black Vulture and they are found in southern North America and most of South America. The Black Vulture is not as widespread as the Turkey Vulture in North America. The Black Vulture have a black head instead of the red head of the Turkey Vulture and they are also smaller.
Like the Turkey Vulture, the Black Vulture feeds on carrion. They also eat eggs or kill newborn animals.
12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitory Center, Everglades, FL
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Juvenile
03/12/2013 - Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park, FL
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Juvenile
03/12/2013 - Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park, FL
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12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitory Center, Everglades, FL
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11/14/2014 - Shark Valley, Everglades, FL
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12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitory Center, Everglades, FL
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Eating a fish
12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitory Center, Everglades, FL
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12/17/2010 - Flamingo Gardens & Wildlife Sanctuary, Davie, FL
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02/02/2009 - Attwater Prairie Chicken NWR, Texas
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04/11/2011 - Brazos Bend State Park, TX
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