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Two is company, three can be a crowd (of vultures)
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The middle bird has different colored beak. Is that a parent with two kids?? Also notice darker heads on the two other birds. Nice photo.
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Love it!
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Hi Icarus, you have a mix of white backs and ruppells in the image.
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Great close up images John --- the Ruppell, bottom right, looks like its bodice has slipped and is showing a bit of clevage ---- do you know if this lack of feather coverage is prevalent only in older adult birds as the young birds appear to be fully feathered in this area ?
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