White-backed Vulture for #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay
Gyps africanus
at Krueger National Park
@mikemelton.bsky.social
@mikemelton.bsky.socialWhite-backed Vulture for #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay
Gyps africanus
at Krueger National Park
@spetersartist.comToday is International Vulture Awareness Day! Why are these funky-looking birds so cool? As the cleanup crew, they keep the ecosystem balanced and prevent the spread of diseases.
Spread of a few recent studies of vultures—mostly paint and pen.
@linkinbert.bsky.socialHappy #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay! Throwback to last summer when I went onstage at the Minnesota Zoo birdshow and had a vulture fly at my head 😂
@gettoknownature.bsky.socialVULTURES ARE AWESOME and an indispensable part of making the whole cycle of nature work. So here are some very sweet Black Vultures to celebrate #VultureAwarenessDay!
#birds #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay 🌿
@foxfeather.bsky.socialDid you guess? We love vultures!
We’re celebrating completion of all 23 species of the best birds for our Visionary Vultures collection. 🎨
Our art campaign is LIVE for a limited time, with 19 new designs. Come meet the whole flock!
@anthony-zed.bsky.socialDescending - Lappet-faced Vulture Digital Art Print
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#vulture #VultureAwareness #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay #lappetfacedvulture #vultures #wildlifeart
@animalsurvival.bsky.social🌍🦅 On #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay, we celebrate nature’s clean-up crew.
With around 70% of breeding pairs lost since 2001, these remarkable birds desperately need our protection. We cannot afford to lose them.
🔗 Read more: zurl.co/HAZPs
@johnroscoe.bsky.socialThe cat! Yes, quite, thanks! We're lucky we found each other.
(Had a moment of confusion there when I thought you were referring to my #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay post.)
@dsfpspacefl1ght.bsky.socialOn this International Vulture Awareness Day, I give you a tale of turkey vultures and spaceships. #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay
@nashvegans.bsky.social#InternationalVultureAwarenessDay Vultures play a vital role in ecosystem health, preventing the spread of diseases like rabies, anthrax, botulism & more as they consume carrion.
70% of the world’s vulture populations range from threatened to critically endangered due to persecution & habitat loss.
@jordancollver.bsky.socialBe aware of this awesome vulture print this #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay
@biglifefoundation.bsky.socialVultures may not have the star power of elephants or lions, but they’re essential to healthy ecosystems.
Reducing retaliatory poisoning of predators also protects vultures and other scavengers that may feed on poisoned carcasses.