NIKON P950 PART 2 EURASIAN BLACK VULTURE

THIS WAS A FANTASTIC MORNINGS WALK IN THE VALLEY OF THE VULTURES
THE HIGHLIGHT WAS THE EURASIAN BLACK VULTURE WHICH ARE VERY RARE IN THE MURCIAN REGION OF SPAIN
THIS VULTURE HAD A BLUE LEG RING IF YOU KNOW I CAN TRACE THE HISTORY OF THIS BIRD PLEASE COMMENT BELOW
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[@QDoan-is1hu]

Wow. Nice. You had a quite capture of theses vultures. Thank you for sharing

[@avihana2002]

Fantastic video! Watching from California. Turkey vultures are common here. I’m also learning the P950.

[@digger360]

Vultures are not most peoples favourite bird but i find them fascinating and we are lucky to have 4 species here in Spain .....Yes the P950 camera is fantastic for long distance

[@harrison00xXx]

Awesome video! You got me with everything, just an amazing trip to watch
Only one thing... your camera. I hope you have something better already, the P950 videos are barely watchable, some photos are ok but most of the videos... could have been so much better on anything else which is considered a proper tele camera/lens. And for some action at least 120 fps, better 240 would be awesome as well.
For example my EOS R7 is pretty amazing combined with any 100-400 or RF 100-500L, 150-600 or even a 60-600 lens. 4k60 crop or 1080p120 are the most usable ones beside the downsampled 4k30 for slow stuff (rolling shutter)

[@abhijeet.jagtap]

Isn't the last Vulture a 'Cinereous Vulture '?
(I was checking Nikon P950 video samples and came across your video)

[@digger360]

Thank you for asking yes it's other name is Cinereous ..but I wasn't sure which name to use