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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:07 PM)

Me too
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:16 PM)

No, that's a turkey.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:27 PM)

Looks like a cougar.
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Fingers Malone — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:16 PM)

That's a vulture.

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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:26 PM)

That's a coyote.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:27 PM)

Whatever that is, it looks delicious.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:28 PM)

No, that's Frit.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:28 PM)

I've always called them vultures. I'm not sure why you're trying to start trouble.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:28 PM)

I've always called them vultures. I'm not sure why you're trying to start trouble.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:33 PM)

That's why my friends call me Whiskers.
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/.​ — 2 years ago(May 16, 2023 02:43 PM)

Okay, I think I see where the source of confusion lies. It’s a difference in terms based on location. Apparently in the UK, they refer to Raptors as “Buzzards”. Here in the US, this term only applies to birds of prey that eat carrion. The “Buzzard” attack took place in the UK.
That’s why I was confused by Fernando’s story of a “Buzzard” attack. Vultures (Our Buzzards) have weak jaws, and cannot kill their own prey. They also don’t have talons.
TL;DR Vultures (US Buzzards) can’t **** you up
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