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Fuller describes red-tail hawks living in an unusual setting--an urban one. These hawks live year-round in downtown Raleigh atop the First Baptist Church. This is the second year they have nested there, and Fuller reports there may be as many as three other pair nesting downtown.
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21038
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Fuller calls vultures \"the custodians of the biological world--happily devouring the smelliest, foulest, and most putrid remains found in nature.\" North Carolina has two species--the black vulture and the turkey vulture. Fuller details their eating habits, and if the vultures are harassed, they will throw up \"their hot, stinky, corrosive stomach contents,\" definitely a deterrent to any would-be predator.
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