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African White-Backed Vultures Mating
A very rare sighting of a pair of Critically Endangered African White-Backed Vultures mating in the iMfolozi section of Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. White-Backed Vultures are predominantly monogamous and only have one breeding season per year, which typically occurs between June to September in Zululand. The females will only lay one egg per ...
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International Vulture Awareness Day 2025 The first Saturday of September each year is dedicated to an unfairly judged group of birds. Vultures are often seen as bringers of death—dirty and ugly—when in fact they are the unsung heroes of the natural world. As obligate scavengers, meaning carrion makes up their diet, vultures help limit the spread of disease, protecting both human and economic health. While New York is home to two species—the black vulture and the turkey vulture—there are 23 speci
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