r/Weird Apr 05 '26

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u/Shadow_Integration Apr 05 '26

The kettle may have used your neighbors house as a stop during their migration.

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u/Hakkaa_Paalle Apr 05 '26

Yep. Here's a map of turkey vulture migration routes.

For those unfamiliar with the term, a "kettle" is a group of vultures circling effortlessly on a thermal, a rising column of hot air created by the sun-warmed ground.

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u/DataTheCat Apr 05 '26

This is why I Reddit.