Black Vulture Birds (Male & Female) | 17 Months Old, Fully Vaccinated, Ready for Their New Home
$5,500.00
Black Vulture Birds (Males/Females) – 1 Year 5 Months Old, Fully Vaccinated and Ready for New Families
Bring home the majestic Black Vulture Birds, available as healthy males and females aged 1 year and 5 months. These striking raptors feature glossy black plumage and impressive wingspans, symbolizing strength and grace.
Each bird is fully vaccinated, carefully raised, and well-socialized, ensuring they are ready to adapt smoothly to their new environment. Ideal for bird enthusiasts, conservation projects, or educational programs, these Black Vultures offer a unique opportunity to care for an important species that plays a vital role in nature’s ecosystem.
Secure your Black Vulture today and welcome a powerful and magnificent companion to your family or sanctuary.
Description
Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus): Male and Female Birds for Licensed Sanctuaries and Conservation Programs
Few birds command the sky like the Black Vulture. With glossy black plumage, a broad wingspan, and an uncanny ability to find food from high above, this raptor-like scavenger is as important to nature as it is impressive to watch.
Our Black Vultures are available as males and females for qualified buyers, including wildlife sanctuaries, rehabilitation centres, research institutions, educational exhibits, and experienced avian keepers.
Black Vulture Quick Facts
- Common name: Black Vulture (also called American Black Vulture)
- Scientific name: Coragyps atratus
- Sex: Males and females available (sexes look alike, so DNA sexing is recommended)
- Appearance: Glossy black feathers, bare grey-black head and neck, pale patches under the wingtips
- Size: Medium to large; wingspan around 4.5-5 ft (1.4-1.5 m)
- Behaviour: Intelligent, highly social, and a skilled soarer that often feeds and roosts in groups
- Habitat: Native to the Americas, from woodlands to open plains and wetlands
- Best suited for: Educational exhibits, wildlife rehabilitation, conservation projects, and experienced bird keepers
Why the Black Vulture Matters
Black Vultures are nature’s clean-up crew. By consuming carrion, they help limit the spread of disease and keep ecosystems healthy. They’re also remarkably social and expressive, which makes them a compelling species for education and public engagement.
Health, Care, and Handling
Our birds are raised with regular feeding, veterinary oversight, and appropriate interaction where possible, so they’re comfortable in managed environments. Every bird is supplied with the documentation required for your region. Contact us to confirm permits, health records, and shipping requirements before purchase.
Who Are Black Vultures Right For?
Wildlife sanctuaries, researchers, educators, and experienced exotic bird enthusiasts looking for a species that is as meaningful as it is majestic.
Ready to learn more? Contact us for availability, pricing, and permit guidance.
FAQ Section (Boosts GEO and AI Answer Visibility)
How big is a Black Vulture?
Adults typically have a wingspan of 4.5-5 feet (1.4-1.5 m), weigh about 3-5 lbs (1.2-2.2 kg), and measure around 22-29 inches (56-74 cm) long.
How can you tell male and female Black Vultures apart?
They look nearly identical. DNA sexing is the only reliable method.
What do Black Vultures eat?
Mostly carrion, plus occasional small animals and eggs. In care, they’re fed a veterinary-approved diet.
Where do Black Vultures live?
They’re native to the Americas, from the southeastern US through Central America and into South America.
Are Black Vultures legal to own?
It depends on your country and region. In many places, permits are required or ownership is restricted. Always confirm local wildlife regulations first.
How long do Black Vultures live?
Around 10-25 years in the wild, and longer in managed care.
