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-family: Helvetica; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: James and all, I may have posted about this in the past. Can't remember. Anyhow, Vultures are fairly frequent fliers over my place at Round Hill. I think they've been around since I first bought the place in 2010. I see them pretty often. At times, there will be at least a half dozen - sometimes more like 9 -- circling and floating together over the area bounded by the Bishop Ball Park, over to about where the bridge on Route 201 crosses over Round Hill Brook, and out onto the peninsula. My guess is that they are attracted to the poultry farm as that seems to be where they are headed any time that I see them overhead. Bev Round Hill, NS. On 5/21/16, James Hirtle <jrhbirder@hotmail.com> wrote: > I'm not sure if turkey vulture is still considered as rare, but not an easy > bird to find in my neck of the woods yet. I usually have to go to Yarmouth, > Middleton or Digby/Brier Island to see one. Anyhow there was one today just > past the turn in to the Mickey Hill Pocket Wilderness in Annapolis County. > > > James R. Hirtle > > LaHave >
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