Assertion: turkey vulture's head | /r/HasProperty | red
Facets:
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: with few
type: OTHER
value: featherless
type: OTHER
value: to blackish-red
type: OTHER
value: in adults
type: TEMPORAL
value: in color and lack feathers
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The head and neck are red, yellow, and bluish; the eyes are white with red eye-rings; the body is buff above and white below; and the neck fringe is gray.
text: The heads of new world vultures lack feathers and can be black, red, yellow, or orange.
text: The heads of new world vultures lack feathers and can be black, red, yellow, or orange.
text: The wings and tail are longer, the head (in adults) is red.
text: The heads of new world vultures lack feathers and can be black, red, yellow, or orange.
text: The head and neck are red in color and lack feathers, with the exception of a thin layer of down.
text: The heads of new world vultures lack feathers and can be black, red, yellow, or orange.
text: Their head is small in proportion to the body; in adults the head and neck are red in color with few to no feathers.
text: The head and neck, kept meticulously clean, are red to blackish-red, and have few feathers.  
text: They have a small head that is red in color.
text: The small, naked head is red; the bill bone-white.
text: Adult turkey vultures have a featherless red head with whitish warts in front of and below the eyes.
text: Black vultures, which have black heads and white tips on the undersides of their wings, are easily distinguished from turkey vultures, which have red heads as adults, are larger and have longer wings.
text: The adult turkey vulture's head is small in proportion to its body and is red in color with few to no feathers.
text: The Turkey Vulture has a red head, while the Black Vulture has a black or dark gray head.