Turkey Vultures On My Roof

My daughter called 911 and asked for a welfare check.

Turkey vultures on my roof.

To find as many as 10 turkey vultures on the roof. For the past four weeks no matter where i am there is a turkey vulture. According to the united states department of agriculture vultures have even. The accumulation of bird feces on the roof can emit a strong odor and vultures can damage shingles and rubber roofs.

But their moving around my roof wakes me up and leaves crap and feathers. Nbc 10 arrived at penta s house around 8 a m. How to scare a vulture out of your yard. During late december 2009 i had a flock of turkey vultures begin appearing on my roof from around 9am 12 pm.

September 17 2019 at 8 34 pm. Read our blog to learn why you should take precautionary measures against these birds and how you can prevent this roof damage. These large birds rarely hunt live prey but instead live on already dead animals or carrion. Both black and turkey vultures also affect the quality.

There are vultures flocking on a house just down the street in my neighborhood. They are up high. I get up to 30 turkey vultures on my roof. If i care to go outside and yell i can chase them away.

Black vultures often damage homes and commercial buildings by tearing window caulking roof shingles vent seals rubber roof liners and pool covers. A vulture typically poses little to no problems in the yard but if its presence bothers you its droppings are a mess or it s causing damage to your roof. My first encounter was several weeks ago. All throughout summer and fall months turkey vultures make their nests in the tulsa area.

Directly across from the deer was another huge turkey vulture sitting on a roof. Turkey vultures find carrion using their sense of smell and excellent vision. These birds are a huge nuisance to home and business owners throughout the area for the immense damage they can do to a roof. As i was entering the church parking lot there was a dead deer surrounded by maybe 6 8 turkey vultures.

The black vulture coragyps atratus and turkey vulture cathartes aura are also known as buzzards. There is one on the mailbox and at least 3 on the roof pecking biting and clawing at the shingles.