Photo Credits: fairy-wren. The White-backed vulture is an endangered species breeding in trees on the savannah of west and east Africa, laying one egg. The vulture weight 9 to 16 pounds and has a 6-7 foot wingspan. Like other vultures, it is a scavenger, feeding mostly from carcasses of animals which it finds by soaring over savannah. It also takes scraps from human habitations.
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THAT is intense!
Yes!
Geesh David, before coffee that is really jarring!
Maybe it’s time for a hummingbird or robin, yes?
Not sure – I actually click on your blog every Monday morning with keen anticipation…a humming bird or robin may be too sweet…
Reminds me of our local town cryer.
Among some others that I could point to as well…:)
Reblogged this on Todd's Perspective and commented:
LOL! Thanks for sharing…
Thanks for sharing Todd.
Yikes! Now I am awake!
Mission accomplished!
Woah! That scared me!
Wake-up call Jaimee!
Jinkies! That really made me sit up and take notice! What a fantastic close-up! Such detail in the feathers as well as the obvioius!
Yes, fantastic shot!
Love it!
Thanks Russel