From my own observation of one species of buzzard, the Cooper's hawk, they roost anywhere they can, not just dead trees. The one that owns my garden roosts in a large, very leafy olive tree and will often perch in the mesquite tree. But she nests high up in nearby palm tree trees. read more
From my own observation of one species of buzzard, the Cooper's hawk, they roost anywhere they can, not just dead trees. The one that owns my garden roosts in a large, very leafy olive tree and will often perch in the mesquite tree. But she nests high up in nearby palm tree trees. read more
1) Shake the trees After the vultures have settled into their night roost at dusk, go out and shake the trees they are roosting in. Disturbing their comfort on a regular basis may encourage them to move elsewhere. 2) Make noise Frequently run outside, clapping and shouting, or set off firecrackers throughout the week (if legal in your area). read more