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![]() Nicely done Gus, I too like flying with soaring birds but have not had much sucess with Turkey Vultures . Black Vultures however I find are much more willing to let you stay with them . Never have I seen a Vulture show aggression and when closing on one they have in my experience always left in a hurry . In talking with an ornithologist he offered the opinion that not being predators Vultures are much less likely to consider any threatening actions such as Eagles might . None the less I could not agree more about keeping your distance as I knew of a pilot whose canopy was smashed in a collision with a Vulture . He was lucky to survive . |
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