Regurgitates after first week when stressed
Approximate Hatch Weights:
~60g at hatching
Order: Cathartiformes
Family: Cathartidae
Common Name: New World Vultures
Region: Broad Range
Chick Type: Altricial
Down: White down with naked face
Skin Color: Black
Bill: Hooked and black
Foot Type: Anisodactyl
Gape: Pink
Gape Flanges: None
Iris: Gray
Legs and Feet: Dark gray legs and feet
Video from The Bird Rescue Center
Video from The Bird Rescue Center
Just Hatched

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
Just Hatched

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
Just Hatched

Photo by Morgan Ball
1 Day Old

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week

Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week - 224g

Photo by Dane County Humane Society's Wildlife Center
~2nd Week

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
~2nd Week

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
~2nd Week

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
~4th Week

Photo from Dane County Humane Society's Wildlife Center
>4 Weeks - 1 kg

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
>4 Weeks - 1 kg

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
>4 Weeks

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
>4 Weeks

Photo by Lori Arent, The University of Minnesota Raptor Center
>4 Weeks

Photo by Jessica Zorge, Tufts Wildlife Clinic
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
>4 Weeks

Photo by Laura Kintz, WildCare Oklahoma
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center
>4 Weeks

Photo from The Bird Rescue Center