Converse of object

• perch: We had good views of a perched Red-headed Vulture and at one point we had Long-billed and White-rumped Vultures circling together for comparison.

• see: From the bus we saw several lesser yellow-headed vultures on the opposite side of the road.

• include: In addition, about 20 to 30 birds including vultures, eagles and a laughing Kookaburra are also on display.

• have: Also overhead we had an Egyptian Vulture, a Montagu's Harrier and several Marsh Harriers.

• save: Plenary Groups of students could tell others in the class how they propose to save the vulture.

Adjective modifier

• white-backed: There has been a 10 % decline in African white-backed vultures over the past few years.

• bearded: The area provides good walking, climbing and riding while the peaks are the realm of eagles and bearded vultures.

• Egyptian: My first bird was an Egyptian Vulture closely followed by a Short-toed Eagle.

• hooded: At c. 11 o'clock every day, they feed the vultures - an opportunity to get up close to hooded vultures.

• black: The black vultures are doing well on the roads, thank you.

• other: They have a circling motion which alerts other vultures that a carcass has been spotted.

Modifies a noun

• circle: Admire the breathtaking views as eagles and vultures circle high above.

• specie: We had another of the vulture species later on; his was the Griffin Vulture.

• fund: Blackstone, the giant US vulture fund, is already rumored to have sniffed.

• population: And now, the crash of the vulture population has added to their problems.

• feeding: Highlight was a Cinereous Vulture feeding on a Camel head by the side of the road.

Noun used with modifier

• griffon: You continue to descend through a dramatic gorge lined with Mediterranean bushes that is home to 200 pairs of griffon vultures.

• turkey: The skies above heave with eagles, hawks, buzzards and turkey vultures.

• culture: Across the street is The Broadway another haven for culture vultures.

• king: Harpy eagles and king vultures soar above the canopy, while scarlet macaws as well as blue and yellow macaws feast on clay licks.