You'll see a large bird flying in the sky, but it can be anything: hawk, crow, raven, or a vulture...
To distinguish what it is:
Turkey vultures are large dark colored birds with a wingspan of nearly 6.5 feet. They are recognized by the "V" shape of their wings in flight and their teeter totter effect as they fly (they sort of rock side to side in an awkward balance) This V shape is called a dihedral.
If you are close enough, you might be able to see the distinctive red head of the vulture.
Also, on the underside of the wing, you'll notice a light grey color band on the edge of the feathers. This is a good way to recognize the Turkey Vulture.
No, but it is a vulture, larger than the turkey vulture.
it is an old world vulture
They can fly!
No
Toads
yes
A wolf or large cat would eat a turkey vulture if they can get a hold of them. Turkey vultures are slow moving on the ground and can be captured while they are feeding.
A wolf or large cat would eat a turkey vulture if they can get a hold of them. Turkey vultures are slow moving on the ground and can be captured while they are feeding.
no
penis
It depends on a lot of variables. If the vulture is not flying, the answer is zero. If it is flying, it depends on wind speed, direction and at what rate the bird is flying.
In the United States, both the Turkey Vulture and the Black Vulture can be found in a variety of habitats, including deserts.