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 Originally posted by jpzk  That is quite a very great place to be able to "host" those birds! Good pics ... The most affected was the Vulture who was found as juvenile and raised as a pet, unfortunately imprinting on the human. The loss of the beak edge requires food has to be cut and prepared in small bits for nourishment. They have tried a beak prosthetic with limited success. | |
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