Counting Cape Vultures
How often should you monitor populations to identify general population trends?
Vultures and condors may help to prevent the spread of infectious diseases
While pathogen microorganisms colonise obligate scavenger birds, there is no clear evidence of them spreading pathogens to the ecosystem
Too close for comfort? Coloniality and density dependence in vultures
Trade-off between the benefits and costs of coloniality in a recovering population of Cinereous Vultures
Outsiders: Size, but not Shape, Matters
Contrasting flapping counterparts, wing shape and migratory habits are unrelated in soaring birds
Birds’ eye views
Sensory ecology sharpens ideas about the worlds that birds inhabit
In search of the sacred birds of India
The Himalayan Griffon in the western Himalayas
The eagle has landed – vultures use raptors to find food
Carrion isn’t the only thing vultures scavenge; they exploit the superior foraging abilities of eagles to find their food.