A little interesting note, I watched the breeding clip to the end. The male hung out at the “door” and nodded toward the entrance.
This is our own reality TV (Turkey Vultures)
lol, couldn’t resist.
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You got my attention with the previous post about a vulture nest cavity. Until that moment I had never considered they would nest in tree cavities. Thanks for the new awareness!
A lot of information on T.V. is that it is a ground nester, they are actually opportunistic nesters, and will raise their young anywhere they can find shelter.
Sneaking Bliss 
Mary,
I magnified it so I could make it out. This is way cool! Thanks for sharing.
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A little interesting note, I watched the breeding clip to the end. The male hung out at the “door” and nodded toward the entrance.
This is our own reality TV (Turkey Vultures)
lol, couldn’t resist.
😉
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So, is this a love nest?
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… maybe a bungabole?
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lol 🙂
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You know it!
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Wonderful. Can’t wait to see what happens next.
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I am trying to figure out a way to get a picture of the chicks when they hatch without disturbing the family abode.
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You got my attention with the previous post about a vulture nest cavity. Until that moment I had never considered they would nest in tree cavities. Thanks for the new awareness!
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A lot of information on T.V. is that it is a ground nester, they are actually opportunistic nesters, and will raise their young anywhere they can find shelter.
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what a great tree and great memories!
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We have some wonderful “storybook” trees around here. Old and gnarly.
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great fodder for art and imagination for people of all ages! lucky you!
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