Lammergeyers
Lammergeyers, also known as Bearded Vultures, are large birds of prey found in mountainous regions of Europe, Asia, and Africa. They are distinguished by their long, narrow wings, diamond-shaped tail, and the distinctive black "beard" of feathers beneath their beak. Their plumage varies with age, with adults exhibiting a reddish-brown and white coloration, while juveniles are predominantly dark.
These vultures are unique among scavengers for their specialized diet, which consists mainly of bone marrow.
Despite their imposing size, Lammergeyers are generally solitary birds, though they may form pairs during the
The conservation status of the Lammergeyer varies across its range. While some populations are stable, others