I saw the two turkey vultures sitting in a tree. K. I. S. S. I. N. G. No, I didn't actually see them kissing but they're sitting together very friendly like in the same tree they used last year in front of a house up the block from me. Is this a sign of breeding activity? If only I could see them carrying nesting material then I could count it on the breeding bird atlas. I don't think they build big nests. Usually vultures will sweep off a patch of dirt near a cliff or use an old barn or shed to lay their eggs. The fact that they don't build fancy nests makes it harder to document breeding. I would really, really like to add them to the list of birds breeding in my priority block.
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