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Flight trained Turkey Vulture and Bald Eagle
Name: Tanya - user reviews
Posted: 3/21/2020
Website: www.hawkcreek.org
Phone: 716-652-8646
E-mail: Email this seller
Location: New York
- We have 1.0 turkey vulture (2011 hatch) available for placement. "Puke" has free flown with us for 7 years in onsite shows and traveling outreach programs. He readily flies over seated, standing or laying down crowds and has been a very reliable flyer for us in various venues and scenarios. He has been on feed up for the molt and for our cold Buffalo winters so he will need to be re-conditioned and re-started for show season but he has the history and experience which will make it quick.
- We also have 1.0 Bald Eagle (2017 hatch). "Maverick" has been on exhibit with another Bald Eagle however his injuries require him to be transferred to a warmer climate, he is comfortable down to 20* F, occasional night below that is tolerable, unfortunately here in Buffalo we frequently go and stay below 20. He is flighted enough to get around a typical exhibit with few perch modifications (depending on how tall your perching is) and when perched his wings are held in a natural position, no wing droop. His right eye is receded.
**Please contact Tanya for photos and to inquire about either or both birds - Tanya@hawkcreek.org
Name: Tanya - user reviews
Posted: 3/21/2020
Website: www.hawkcreek.org
Phone: 716-652-8646
E-mail: Email this seller
Location: New York
- We have 1.0 turkey vulture (2011 hatch) available for placement. "Puke" has free flown with us for 7 years in onsite shows and traveling outreach programs. He readily flies over seated, standing or laying down crowds and has been a very reliable flyer for us in various venues and scenarios. He has been on feed up for the molt and for our cold Buffalo winters so he will need to be re-conditioned and re-started for show season but he has the history and experience which will make it quick.
- We also have 1.0 Bald Eagle (2017 hatch). "Maverick" has been on exhibit with another Bald Eagle however his injuries require him to be transferred to a warmer climate, he is comfortable down to 20* F, occasional night below that is tolerable, unfortunately here in Buffalo we frequently go and stay below 20. He is flighted enough to get around a typical exhibit with few perch modifications (depending on how tall your perching is) and when perched his wings are held in a natural position, no wing droop. His right eye is receded.
**Please contact Tanya for photos and to inquire about either or both birds - Tanya@hawkcreek.org