| Latin name | Observation date | Location |
|---|
| Gyps africanus | 27.11.2021 | Kruger National Park, Ehlanzeni, Mpumalanga, South Africa |
The status of this species is "critically endangered" as is the case for many other vulture species. It's no longer the case that dozens of vultures are fighting over every carcass. Nowadays, I like to pick up my binoculars and look at everyone. I've attached a link with an explanation if any of you are interested in a closer look.
https://www.wildlifeact.com/blog/why-are-vultures-so-endangered/
Status tohoto druhu je "kriticky ohrožený" tak jako u mnoha dalších druhů supů. Už neplatí, že se desítky supů perou o každou mršinu. V dnešní době rád zvednu dalekohled a prohlédnu si každého. Přikládám link s vysvětlením, pokud to někoho z vás zajímá blíže.
Wow, this is a great vulture.
What awesome shot. You took the vulture unaware.
Wow This bird is truly unique and does not exist here
Moreover vultures are extremely important for the ecosystem.
Yay! 🤗
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