Turkey Vulture Tank Tops

Turkey vulture perched on a cow femur. This captive bird was injured by a car and can not be released into the wild.

Turkey Vultures definitely think everyone around them looks good enough to eat...eventually! One of North America's important scavenging birds, Turkey Vulture eyes are perfect to let people know that you're ready for a meal!

Turkey Vulture

Turkey Vulture Up Close by Debra Martz Goodness, it was if this vulture flew by so close that it was telling me, "Those Pelicans aren't the only birds migrating and worth photographing!" Captured up on the spillway at the Great Salt Plains State Park in northern Oklahoma during fall migration in October. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 20221010-DSC_5465

A cozy little turkey vulture companion for your day to day ventures!

A Turkey Vulture was hovering in the air circling the area.

Turkey Vultures definitely think everyone around them looks good enough to eat...eventually! One of North America's important scavenging birds, Turkey Vulture eyes are perfect to let people know that you're ready for a meal!

Share your love of vulture culture with this punny design!

Turkey vulture perched on a cow femur. This captive bird was injured by a car and can not be released into the wild.

Captive turkey vulture at a Colorado rescue center

The true raptor.

Turkey vulture and apple blossoms

A handsome Turkey Vulture portrait for all the vulture lovers out there who appreciate nature's bada$$ cleanup crew!

Picked Clean

The seven species of New World (North and South America) vultures are featured in cute cartoon Birdorable style. These birds have an important role in keeping the environment clean. Unfortunately some species of vulture are endangered, like the near threatened Andean Condor and the critically endangered California Condor, both shown here along with the Black Vulture, King Vulture, Turkey Vulture, and the Greater & Lesser Yellow-headed Vultures.

Vulture

Vulture Coming In For Landing by Debra Martz Turkey Vulture coming in for a landing with feet out and wings spread. Sometimes an image just calls to me to change it with some digital editing. While I liked the capture of the vulture, the winds had been high which makes the water murky and I didn't find that attractive so off to Topaz Studio I went. Captured the original photo at the bottom of the spillway of the Great Salt Plains Lake in northern Oklahoma. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "Feathered Friends 3" "Digital Art" 20211005-DSC_7284-Edit.dng

Prairie Wildlife Bison Prairie Dog Scissor Tailed Flycatcher

The talon-ted comedian as her legendary character "Gladys Ormphbeak."

Spread your wings

Spread your wings 2

Black Turkey Vulture. He is like Alice Cooper love his make up, He also reminds me of the grim reaper Model: NIKON D40 Shutter Speed: 10/12500 sec F Number: f/5.6 Focal Length: 300 mm ISO Speed: 400

Just a handsome Turkey Vulture declaring to the world that there's nothing wrong with a bald head; in fact, it's super useful for all your carrion eating needs!

Lone tree - and if you look closely, a turkey vulture is flying in front of it ;) Featured in: - Cover Shots - VaVoom - The Addicted Photographer

Chimney Topper - Black and White by Debra Martz I was just getting ready to put my gear back in the truck when I saw a Turkey Vulture circling to the west of this old abandoned house. I thought maybe I can get a neat fly by if I wait just a few minutes more. Then I noticed its circling stopped and it headed directly for the house, the chimney in fact, for a landing! Happy happy was I. I stop to photograph this house most every visit to the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge and get something a little different each time. Digital enhancement applied to convert from color to black and white. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

I love turkey vultures. so much. this is from photos I took and sketches I did at dawn, by the railroad tracks in alsea area, they were all gathered in the trees looking a doe that had been struck (I found the doe by following their gazes for a while). 18x24" oil on canvas. unframed.

This is an illustration of nerve pain in my hip. There is a family of vultures nesting in the damaged nerves of my knee. Good things, complexity, can come from damage. Just like dead trees make a home for one of my favorite supposed omens of doom, the turkey vulture.

Turkey vulture says keep calm and give me carrion!

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