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6 turkey vultures and 4 black vultures take care of the squirrel whose luck apparently ran out on his last trip across the road in front of our house. (Click the picture for a closer look.)
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Beth
October 15, 2008 at
12:46 pm
We get turkey vultures in our neck of the woods sometimes. They always creep me out a bit.
Nice shot, BTW! You really captured the impressiveness of their wingspan.
geena
October 15, 2008 at
2:48 pm
10 vultures for one little squirrel?? Food must be getting scarce around there
Shane
October 15, 2008 at
4:48 pm
@Beth: They were quite accommodating. They stayed that way for several minutes. It was amazing.
@geena: No kidding. Plus it took them over an hour to finally polish off the little guy. They definitely got their money’s worth, though.