I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.
I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.

Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura)

Turkey Vulture

(Cathartes aura)

Description:

I was more interested in the Black Vultures, but who can resist a visit with a cute Turkey Vulture. Monday I took a quick tour at Aransas NWR. It was windy and raining, and so I kept my camera gear stowed in the RV, but I climbed the Big Tree Tower and saw lots of Black and Turkey Vultures perched in the trees below the tower. With better weather Tuesday, I set out to capture some closeups.

Date Taken: 2021:03:02 9:44

Location:

Aransas NWR
Austwell, Texas
United States
22.97 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/800

File Name: TurkeyVulture_D5X7194-Aransas-NWR

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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