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When: October 19, 2021

Where: Pairi Daiza Brugelettes, Belgium

These Birds are so photogenic if you ask me They're not the typical Vulture, so I can only hope they hear less of the stupid comments "Vultures are ugly/ dirty"

Species: Cinereous Vulture (Monniksgier)

Latin name: Aegypius Monachus

Originates from Eurasia.

Current status: Near Threatened

Did you know:

…The Cinereous Vulture is also called the Black (European) Vulture or the Monk Vulture.

…It’s genus name, Aegypius, is Greek for “vulture” or a bird not unlike one, being somewhere between a vulture and an eagle.

…In some countries, the Cinerous Vulture is called a variation of Monk Vulture, for its bald head and ruff of neck feathers like a monk’s cowl. It’s more common name though – Cinereous or Black – refers to it’s ashy to black plumage, although “Cinerous” was chosen to set it apart from the American Black Vulture.

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Description

When: October 19, 2021

Where: Pairi Daiza Brugelettes, Belgium

These Birds are so photogenic if you ask me They're not the typical Vulture, so I can only hope they hear less of the stupid comments "Vultures are ugly/ dirty"

Species: Cinereous Vulture (Monniksgier)

Latin name: Aegypius Monachus

Originates from Eurasia.

Current status: Near Threatened

Did you know:

…The Cinereous Vulture is also called the Black (European) Vulture or the Monk Vulture.

…It’s genus name, Aegypius, is Greek for “vulture” or a bird not unlike one, being somewhere between a vulture and an eagle.

…In some countries, the Cinerous Vulture is called a variation of Monk Vulture, for its bald head and ruff of neck feathers like a monk’s cowl. It’s more common name though – Cinereous or Black – refers to it’s ashy to black plumage, although “Cinerous” was chosen to set it apart from the American Black Vulture.

© Mouselemur Photography • Portegiesje

Our work is copyrighted. Do not reproduce, copy edit, publish, transmit or upload in any way without our written permission.

Send us a note or chat message if you want to use our work as a reference.

Find us: Mouselemur on DeviantArt | Mouselemur’s zoo photos on Instagram | Mouselemur’s other photos on Instagram | Mouselemur on Facebook

Visit our website: WIXsite

Shop: high-photos for references WildlifeReferencePhotos | merchandise on RedBubble