jerseyjack said:
turkeys are less likely to be in a tree. I vote for the turkey vultures but could also be black vultures.
whiffleball said:
My friend in Millburn told me that on Friday she was getting out of her car when a bunch, 8 or 9, of very large birds landed on the trees on her lawn and across the street. She isn't sure if they are turkeys, turkey vultures or some other form of large bird, Has anyone else had an experience with these creatures recently.
Soul_29 said:
whiffleball said:
My friend in Millburn told me that on Friday she was getting out of her car when a bunch, 8 or 9, of very large birds landed on the trees on her lawn and across the street. She isn't sure if they are turkeys, turkey vultures or some other form of large bird, Has anyone else had an experience with these creatures recently.
I bet they're chickens ...
peteglider said:
Soul_29 said:
whiffleball said:
My friend in Millburn told me that on Friday she was getting out of her car when a bunch, 8 or 9, of very large birds landed on the trees on her lawn and across the street. She isn't sure if they are turkeys, turkey vultures or some other form of large bird, Has anyone else had an experience with these creatures recently.
I bet they're chickens ...
waiting to move to Maplewood?
DEFCON_Creator said:
wedjet said:
Many turkeys roost in trees for the night.
I would go with most, if not all.
jsonix said:
Check out the "Raptor Trust" in Millington, NJ (theraptortrust.org/) near Basking Ridge. If you've never been, and you love BIG birds, you must go. Vultures, Eagles, Hawks, Owls, and lots of information. A wonderful place for adults and children. And injured birds.
jsonix said:
Check out the "Raptor Trust" in Millington, NJ (theraptortrust.org/) near Basking Ridge. If you've never been, and you love BIG birds, you must go. Vultures, Eagles, Hawks, Owls, and lots of information. A wonderful place for adults and children. And injured birds.
kthnry said:
Tom, how do they use vultures for detecting gas leaks? Kind of like a drug dog? Walk it around on a leash and wait for it to point?
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