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show. 1 his species tends to flap its wings much more frequently. A sail follows the labored wingbeats, using the momentum gained by the flaps. The Black Vultures shows white underneath the wings near their tips. Practice through much watching eventually aids a vulture-watcher in determining the two species
With so many vultures in the sky, it would seem that their nests would be frequently discovered. Fact is, there is no nest. Vultures lay two large eggs on dead leaves or the ground and hide them well in hollow logs, decaying stumps, under thick undergrowth and even in abandoned buildings.
I once found the “nest” of a black Vulture in an old barn
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