King Vulture Magnets

Birds

Illustration of the King Vulture, Sarcoramphus papa. These large vulture have white eyes.

The King of the Vultures is set apart by its vibrant, colorful neck and head. Its name may have come from Mayan mythology, in which this bird acted as the messenger between humans and gods.

This is the King of Vultures, a King Vulture.

Perched majestically atop a weathered headstone, a regal king vulture dons a crown, embodying an eerie sovereignty, while the inscription "King of Misery" hovers above, encapsulating a haunting and enigmatic presence.

A cartoon drawing of a colorful king vulture wearing a crown, surrounded by green leaves.

Colourful head of a King Vulture

The King Vulture becomes "Zween Vulture to proudly rep non-binary awesomeness with their fantastic plumage!

Fascinating head of a King Vulture a beautiful bird species which is much maligned but is a wonder of nature in clearing carrion from the world.

vulture with a crown above their head.

King vulture bird cartoon illustration

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Fascinating head of a King Vulture a beautiful bird species which is much maligned but is a wonder of nature in clearing carrion from the world.

Colourful head of a King Vulture

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

The New World vulture or condor family, Cathartidae, contains seven extant species in five genera. It includes five extant vultures and two extant condors found in warm and temperate areas of the Americas. The "New World" vultures were widespread in both the Old World and North America during the Neogene.

African Continent made up with some of it's most iconic wild animals. A beautiful background design that adds vibrancy and energy to the layout.

The most beautiful and kingly of New World vultures, the King Vulture!

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

just a moment of pause, king buzzard

King Gizzard mashup!

Illustrations of New World Vultures: California Condor, Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture, Black Vulture, Turkey Vulture, King Vulture, and the Andean Condor