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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajalera
Natalie Ann, I've never seen vultures looking so beautiful!
And Stephanie Jackter, welcome back--you've gone missing for a long time!
[Edited on 12-7-2006 by bajalera] |
Lee... this thread is from 2002! Stephanie hasn't come back sadly...
Packoderm responded 4 years later and that's what brought this to the top of 'Today's Posts'.
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iclarke
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNomad
I thought you might've meant those timeshare salespeople....
[Edited on 12-7-2006 by BajaNomad] |
lol....
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Natalie Ann
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| Quote: | Originally posted by FARASHA
NENA - I tried to get the Vultures on the posts as well ( I take it this is taken in Mulege on the River banks ?)- how did you get them so close UP??
I tried obviously not hard enough! Or did you use a different Lens!?(Tele) |
The photo was taken along the highway about half way between La Paz and Bahia Magdalena. Because of the early morning hour I guess the vultures
needed to warm up, and because of the road kill they were not particularly inclined to move.
Because of prudent use of the photoshop cropping tool, I was able to create a close up picture. Now if only Doug would allow us to bump up the file
size so that the resolution could be better...... 
FYI here's the original shot:
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.
.....Oscar Wilde
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Natalie Ann
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... and here's 1/2 the road kill. A twin to this one was in same position on the other side of the road... and I did get a photo of both of 'em lying
there, but it sux (am I allowed to say sux?):
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.
.....Oscar Wilde
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Natalie Ann
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Thanks Hose A for fielding yesterday's old post begun by Tucker. I was pretty shocked when I opened today's posts and saw my dearly departed amigo
there.
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.
.....Oscar Wilde
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Packoderm
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Well, Bob H. started a new thread on pet photos, so all is good. I will post a photo or two when I get it resized. I surely didn't mean any
insensitivity by popping up an old thread started by a late, beloved Nomad. I think it honors him more than anything else. Also, thanks everybody for
all the good ideas.
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Iflyfish
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Natalie, amazing photo, thanks for posting. They actually look beautiful in your photo.
As to the culinary virtues of Vultures. They do indeed taste like chicken. A little gamey, but delicious none the less. You must try them. I personaly
like to use herbs de provance and a demiglase of orange with a mango chutney. Sometimes, if you are lucky, and they have been eating well, the chutney
will already be there waiting for you in the crop. Now that depends of course on how long ago they were eating. Fresh of course is better than ones
you just find laying around.
One of my Canadian friends calls Bald Eagles "Vultures in Tuxedos". Now eagles are a bit tougher and need slower cooking. You need to discard as much
hubris as you can from their innards. They tend to be full of it. I don't know why it was chosen as the National Bird of the USofA when they had the
turkey close at hand. They no doubt enjoyed the aggressive flavors more than more "modern" people do.
Iflyfishwhennothuntingvulturesandvulturesintuxedos
Ilfyfish
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Bruce R Leech
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Crusoe
Just ask yourself--" Why would I eat anything that subsists off human/animal fecal waste?????Hot infected roadkill!!!!Rotten Fish!!! You will absorb
microbes and pass them onto that could be in the form of disease to other humans! And yourself!!! You can do no better than rice and beans and
tortillas.So do as the Mexicans do.Its cheap. |
if you have eaten chicken then you have eaten one of the dirtiest birds there are
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tlove0725
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Theres a little place south of san dangaloo at the edge of the river that serves some great tacos de vulture along with salsa de sesos de mosca. Try
the caldo de pata de pescado while your there.
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