Vultures are scavengers, but do they share enough in common with hawks and owls to qualify them as birds of prey? Here's what to know.

A Turkey vulture drifting high overhead can look almost effortless, its broad wings held in a shallow V as it circles on rising air. From a distance, there is little to suggest that this large ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With summer just around the corner, I would like to highlight one of my favorite birds — the turkey vulture. For me, they conjure ...

Multiple Types of Vultures Live in the U.S. Three types of vultures live in the United States—the turkey vulture, black vulture and California condor (which is a vulture bird, despite not having that ...

Turkey vultures creep out some people, but others who have worked closely with them say they are personable, intelligent and good parents. Sounds like a bird species we need to get to know better.

Two turkey vultures rest on a window sill on the outside of an office building in Kenwood. Our feature OKI Wanna Know covers your questions on topics ranging from history to government, to ...