Vultures

  • Vultures: Their Evolution, Ecology and Conservation
    By Michael O'Neal Campbell

    Pearson, D.L., D.Tallman and E. Tallman. 1977. The Birds of Limoncocha. Instituto Linguistico, Quito. Pearson, T.C. 1919. Turkey Vulture. Bird-Lore 21:319–322. Peet, R. and M. Watts. 1996. Liberation Ecologies: Environment, Development, ...

  • Vultures
    By Nathan Sommer

    "Engaging images accompany information about vultures. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 2 through 7"--

  • Vultures
    By Kate Riggs

    "Meet these carrion-eating birds of prey. This book explores vultures appearance, habitats, and behaviors, including the distinctions between New World and Old World vultures. A folk talk explains why these raptors are bald"--

  • Vultures
    By Chuck Wendig

    And, this time, one of them must die. Vultures is a heart-pounding conclusion to the series: “Think Six Feet Under cowritten by Stephen King and Chuck Palahniuk” (SFX).

  • Vultures
    By Roland Smith

    Sometimes a vulture is attacked by another animal , such as a hyena or coyote . The vulture has a special way of protecting itself . It throws up on its enemy ! The food from a vulture's stomach smells terrible . When a vulture throws ...

  • Vultures: Their Evolution, Ecology and Conservation
    By Michael O'Neal Campbell

    This book examines current knowledge on the evolution, ecology, and conservation biology of both New World vultures (Cathartidae) and Old World vultures (Accipitridae).

  • Vultures
    By Luke Tarzian

    An enemy slain is not a conflict won.

  • Vultures

    That may involve some strutting , bowing , and even hop- ping about - vulture " dancing . " In some species , courtship involves spectacular flights . Pairs of bearded vultures and Indian black vultures , for instance , par- ticipate in ...

  • Vultures
    By JoAnn Early Macken

    A short introduction to vultures and their world.

  • Vultures
    By Nathan Sommer

    Vultures are scavengers that will eat almost anything they can find!

  • Vultures
    By A. R. Salandy

    "Vultures" by A.R. Salandy is a journey you would never expect to take on but one you imperatively and urgently need.

  • Vultures
    By Liz Chung

    Vultures may be the most notorious bird of prey.

  • Vultures
    By JoAnn Early Macken

    Discusses the vulture, including what it eats, why it lacks feathers on its head, and how it raises its young.

  • Vultures
    By Tracy Barrett

    Provides comprehensive information on the anatomy, special skills, habitats, and diet of vultures

  • Vultures
    By Julie Lundgren

    Remarkable photos and fascinating facts reveal the environmental issues vultures face as they hunt for food and raise their young.

  • Vultures
    By Doug Wechsler

    As Doug Wechsler writes, _Thinking about what vultures eat is enough to make you want to throw up._ This humorous and informative book presents a balanced picture of these birds that, despite their lack of social graces, perform a vital ...

  • Vultures
    By Cecilia Pinto McCarthy

    "Discusses vultures, including their physical features, habitat, range, and life cycle"--Provided by publisher.

  • Vultures
    By Megan Gendell

    This book gives fascinating facts about vultures and their lives in the wild. Short paragraphs of easy-to-read text are paired with plenty of colorful photos to make reading engaging and accessible.

  • Vultures
    By Kerri O'Donnell

    Introduces the physical characteristics, diet, and behaviors of vultures.

  • Vultures
    By Wayne Lynch

    Pictures several species of vultures and discusses where vultures live, what they eat, when they sleep, and how they raise their young.