Vulture Week 2024

Introduction to Vulture Week 2024

This coming Saturday, September 7th, marks International Vulture Awareness Day (IVAD). This commemorative day, always the first Saturday in September, has been celebrated since at least 2009. IVAD aims to highlight the importance of vultures and vulture conservation through education.

We'd like to focus on vultures and condors this week leading up to the big day through a series of blog posts featuring these important families of birds. As an introduction, here are some vulture highlights from our blog and website archives.

  • We feature all 23 species of vulture here at Birdorable. You can see our cute cartoon versions of these birds, and check out the 'meet' pages.
  • Our Vultures of the World landing page is a great place to find all of our species illustrations and profiles, as well as coloring pages and other free downloads, a link to our Vultures of the World map (also available in Spanish), and more.
Vulture Coloring Pages
  • For IVAD 2009, as part of a blog carnival (remember those?!) on the topic, we featured 14 Favorite Vulture Facts on the Birdorable blog.

Join us this week as we once again highlight vulture species, vulture biology and other fun vulture topics in the coming days! We're excited to gear up to celebrate another International Vulture Awareness Day!

Comments

Woodpiecer on September 4, 2024 at 10:07 AM wrote:
Did you have all the species of Vultures in the 'Downloads' page?
Birdorable on September 4, 2024 at 11:48 AM wrote:
Yes, @Woodpiecer ... you can find coloring pages for all 23 species of vulture on this Vultures of the World page.
Spurwing Plover on July 4, 2025 at 1:36 AM wrote:
Both the California and Andean Condors and Vulture who prefer to be Loners the Andean Condor is on the Flag of Equicor

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