On July 14 in Fort Myers, Florida, several black vultures were spotted near a roadside dumpster. Footage shows the birds with ...

On July 14, 2025, in Fort Myers, Florida, USA, @malinary5 shared a video of a surprising encounter with wildlife. In the ...

Black vultures are able to take over a carcass from their larger relatives through patiently waiting until a whole gang has been recruited, and then chasing off the turkey vultures as a group.

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Black vultures are protected under one of these treaties: The 1918 Migratory Bird Act. Under that law, it is illegal to maim or kill black vultures without a permit, which costs $100 in Indiana.

The black vultures began to migrate further north into the Cass County area this summer, according to the county's local newspaper, The Tribune Times.The "very aggressive" black vultures have ...

Black vultures have been seen in large numbers in Narrowsburg, New York, in recent years. These birds gathered on top of a Narrowsburg chimney in October 2022, perhaps to get warm.

Black vultures aren’t an easy bird to scare away, and because they’re protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, producers can’t legally kill the scavenger bird without federal permission.

Black vultures terrorize: Difficult to legally kill birds that are eating livestock. Still, the damage black vultures have caused is a little less easy to nail down — at least at the present.

Black vultures need our protection, so they can protect us—from even uglier scavengers. Last week the Virginia Senate voted 39-1 in favor of a bill that would allow farmers to apply for permits to ...

Black vultures survive, like most vultures do, by eating carrion — the remains of dead animals. Integral to the ecosystem, the species can eat the diseased remains of animals that might ...

CAPE MAY POINT — The sighting of a black vulture used to trigger a rare bird alert at the Cape May Bird Observatory.