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they are everywhere here
We have tons of turkey vultures here. They do a service--eating all the road kill around these parts. This past week, I've seen lots of dead bunnies on the roads. It's so funny to think that we live less than 200 miles apart, and I see things every day that you all never see in the city. My youngest and I have been observing, when I drive her to school, how a dead deer carcass in a denuded corn field has been feeding crows for a while now. The cold has kept the carcass "on ice".
I forget that you city folks don't have wild animals.