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Where to see White headed Vulture in South Africa
About the White headed Vulture
The white-headed vulture is a medium-sized African vulture recognised by its mostly dark body, pale head and distinctive white neck and head feathers. It is primarily a scavenger and feeds on carrion, often searching for carcasses across open savanna and woodland. It may also take insects, eggs and other small food items. White-headed vultures are generally seen singly or in pairs but may gather around food sources with other scavenging birds.
How to identify the White headed Vulture
Distinctive white head, pink facial skin, dark body, white belly and white feathering on the lower legs.
Did you know?
The White-headed Vulture is Critically Endangered and is particularly vulnerable to poisoning and other human-related threats.
Also known as: Witkopaasvoël, Vulture
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