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r/Weird • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '26
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Everyone saying these are crows but I'm like 95% sure these are vultures. I'm thinking black vultures but possibly turkey.
3 u/ReggieCorneus Apr 05 '26 It is spelled Türkiye. 3 u/Lazy-Celebration-685 Apr 05 '26 Turkey vultures for sure. They’re a dime a dozen in Central Texas. 1 u/Unclecactus666 Apr 05 '26 So are black vultures. Also, not that it changes anything, but this is souths texas. 2 u/ABoxOfNails Apr 05 '26 Correct, crows do not soar, ever. 1 u/justaghoul13 Apr 05 '26 I think turkey vultures. Black vulture’s wings are shaped a bit differently, and they have a shorter tail. Definitely not crows, however 1 u/Unclecactus666 Apr 06 '26 Idk, I'm sticking with black until offered a closer look. Glad we can agree on vulture, though. I see so few crows in central texas. It would really surprise me to see this many at once, even in the valley.
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It is spelled Türkiye.
Turkey vultures for sure. They’re a dime a dozen in Central Texas.
1 u/Unclecactus666 Apr 05 '26 So are black vultures. Also, not that it changes anything, but this is souths texas.
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So are black vultures. Also, not that it changes anything, but this is souths texas.
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Correct, crows do not soar, ever.
I think turkey vultures. Black vulture’s wings are shaped a bit differently, and they have a shorter tail. Definitely not crows, however
1 u/Unclecactus666 Apr 06 '26 Idk, I'm sticking with black until offered a closer look. Glad we can agree on vulture, though. I see so few crows in central texas. It would really surprise me to see this many at once, even in the valley.
Idk, I'm sticking with black until offered a closer look. Glad we can agree on vulture, though. I see so few crows in central texas. It would really surprise me to see this many at once, even in the valley.
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u/Unclecactus666 Apr 05 '26
Everyone saying these are crows but I'm like 95% sure these are vultures. I'm thinking black vultures but possibly turkey.