Bird in Flight. What species? ~

[mlgraney60]

Turkey vultures are not "stupid brutes" they have keen senses, mate for life, and are devoted to their families. My guess is a turkey vulture as well, if it was seen in North America.

[Davywatson121]

Looks buzzard to me, shame about the light...

[olgamp12123]

90% its a sparrowhawk

[ccoraxfan]

Looks like a vulture to me. An important detail you left out was where you took this video, because that narrows down the kind of birds you'd expect to find.

[DaBunnyBoy]

I think it's a turkey buzzerd.

[ccoraxfan]

Do you mean a turkey vulture, or a buzzard? One lives in N. America, the other in Europe. This doesn't look like a buzzard. Again, we don't know where this was taken.

[1shylah]

This was captured in North America.

[ccoraxfan]

If this was taken in North America, then I'd have to say turkey vulture. Note the wings held at an upward angle.

[Bob351927]

Good point. You sound like an ornithology person,

[heslip356]

a big buzzard the stupid brut

[tibchy144]

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[PeterAppleseed]

Having a contract with youtube.

[satweavers]

Looks like a vulture o buzzard.

[PeterAppleseed]

Someones else said that also. You may be right.

[MysterEy1]

Who else wants to guess. Where is the ornithologist?

[ShortbusMooner]

Hmmm.... now I want to film a bird in flight to see how it comes out! :)

[NewYorkGardener]

1st guess...turkey vulture, or maybe a golden eagle?

[wyllieohagan]

Buzzard maybe?

It's hard filming birds in flight. We'll have to learn to fly alongside them.

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