Assertion: vulture's nest | /r/AtLocation | cliff
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: on the tree
type: LOCATION
value: in the cave
type: LOCATION
value: in mammal burrows
type: LOCATION
value: in thickets
type: LOCATION
value: in abandoned buildings
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The nest of the turkey vulture is usually found on a cliff, on the ground in caves, crevices, in mammal burrows, in hollow trees, in thickets and in abandoned buildings.
text: Nests located on cliffs and rock pinnacles have been reported historically in California, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah, but currently are only verified to occur only in Alaska and Arizona.
text: Both parents build nest that can be located on the cliff, in the cave or on the tree (depending on the environment they inhabit).
text: Occasionally, nests are found on cliffs.