S seger98 Guest Oct 6, 2009 Thread Owner #1 Taken sunday, a flock of Turkey Vultures in The U.P. of Michigan near Norwich lookout fire tower. Must have been a dozen or so. Attachments 002.webp 177 KB · Views: 265 003.webp 118.7 KB · Views: 244 004.webp 117.4 KB · Views: 239
Taken sunday, a flock of Turkey Vultures in The U.P. of Michigan near Norwich lookout fire tower. Must have been a dozen or so.
rginn Gold Member Joined Oct 16, 2007 Messages 9,219 Reaction score 13,564 Golden Thread 0 Location Summit County, CO Detector(s) used White's DFX, White's Classic 1 Coinmaster, Nokta Pointer Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Oct 6, 2009 #2 Uh-oh, looks like they're watching you. Pretty country up there. I figured there would be snow by now.
Uh-oh, looks like they're watching you. Pretty country up there. I figured there would be snow by now.
S seger98 Guest Oct 7, 2009 Thread Owner #3 RGINN said: Uh-oh, looks like they're watching you. Pretty country up there. I figured there would be snow by now. Click to expand... No snow yet, but they are talking flurries for the weekend!
RGINN said: Uh-oh, looks like they're watching you. Pretty country up there. I figured there would be snow by now. Click to expand... No snow yet, but they are talking flurries for the weekend!
sasnz Sr. Member Joined Aug 15, 2006 Messages 429 Reaction score 29 Golden Thread 0 Location Auckland Detector(s) used Garrett 2500 GTI Oct 8, 2009 #4 Amazing shots of the bird on the posts. Thanks for posting Sasnz
Excavator Hero Member Joined Oct 18, 2006 Messages 513 Reaction score 0 Golden Thread 0 Location West Virginia Detector(s) used Bounty Hunter Oct 8, 2009 #5 I flipped the first time I saw a flock of those. We call them Turkey Buzzards. Now we're getting Black Vultures, first noticed 2 years ago, said to have migrated here from Texas. They're claimed to be preying on livestock. They sure are huge. Thanks for the pics!
I flipped the first time I saw a flock of those. We call them Turkey Buzzards. Now we're getting Black Vultures, first noticed 2 years ago, said to have migrated here from Texas. They're claimed to be preying on livestock. They sure are huge. Thanks for the pics!