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Stewart Park view north up Cayuga Lake during colorful fall foliage season Royalty Free Stock Photo
Early morning sunrise on Dryden Lake in the NYS southern FingerLakes Region Royalty Free Stock Photo
Turkey Vultures fly around and roost on waterfall gorge wall ledge in NewYorkState Royalty Free Stock Photo
Turkey Vultures find a spot to roost on Taughannock Falls cliff wall in the FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Turkey Vulture birds find a roosting spot along Taughannock Falls gorge cliff wall in NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Round hay bales being harvested from crop field Cayuga Lake Royalty Free Stock Photo
Round Hay Bales in crop field pasture ready for transport Royalty Free Stock Photo
Turkey Vultures roost on a NYS glacial gorge cliff ledge
Shindagin Hollow State Forest tall tree canopy sky view Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tall pine tree in Shindagin Hollow State Forest Royalty Free Stock Photo
Crocosmia flower growing in a garden in upstate NY Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dryden Lake covered in ice on winter day in NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Winter debris covers Cayuga Lake shoreline Royalty Free Stock Photo
Round Hay Bales in pasture above Cayuga Lake Fingerlakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shindagin Hollow State Forest tall pines reach to sky Royalty Free Stock Photo
Turkey Vulture, Cathartes aura, live and roost in the Taughannock Falls State Park gorge area. Dozens can be seen clinging to outcrops of rock to rest or sleep. The Turkey Vulture's stomach acid is extremely acidic, so Turkey Vultures can digest just about anything, and uses its sense of smell to locate carrion.


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