November 17, 2016
I can't believe what I saw there, every evening about an hour and a half before dark, flocks and flocks of turkey vultures, and I mean over 200 fly in to perch upon the asylum and in the surrounding trees, like something right out of a horror film. I read up on turkey vultures and they are like geese, wherever they nest and lay eggs, the hatchlings when older will come back to nest where they were born. So this has been going on for years and years since early 1900. Also in the information on turkey vultures, I discovered that they are drawn in by the scent of blood and death. The experience is enough to make chills run up your spine.
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