Adult Turkey Vultures have reddish bare heads.
Immature birds have gray-black heads.
Turkey Vultures are found across most of the United States and commonly occur throughout Florida. They often soar above open land, including agricultural areas, pastures and roadsides, searching the ground below for carrion. Turkey Vultures roost in deciduous woodlands. Eggs are deposited on the ground under cover, in a hollow tree trunk or cave, or beneath palmetto thickets. No nests are built.