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Most recent PHOTOS matching your search for 'vulture'...- Birds of Kentucky: Baby Vulture (Photo ID: 106947)
Shirl writes, "This critter wandered onto my back porch. Does not belong to me. What do I do? Who do I call? Looks very sick."
Shi... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Hawk and Vultures (Photo ID: 105637)
A red-shouldered hawk and a pair of black vultures occupy the top of a tree along the Ohio River.... (click photo title to read more)
- Travel: The Chevy Half-Truck (Photo ID: 105073)
Robert writes, "Leaving Rocky Mountain National Park, we drove West towards Utah. Our plans were to visit Dinosaur National Monument which happen... (click photo title to read more)
- Vulture gathering above the State Dock (Photo ID: 101720)
The attraction for black vultures perched on the fence overlooking Lake Cumberland probably was not the beautiful view. The birds congregate when ... (click photo title to read more)
- Turkey Vultures (Photo ID: 101370)
Roldcat writes, "These turkey vultures are sunning themselves dry in a dead walnut tree after a light rain."... (click photo title to read more)
- New calf born in Bud Mullins sinkhole is doing fine (Photo ID: 100051)
Vicky Pike reports that a new calf was born yesterday morning at the site of the old sinkhole where her parents told her (to make her behave) that... (click photo title to read more)
- Scenic KY: Green River Lake (Photo ID: 95911)
A vulture had the dead tree and the lake all to himself for hunting.... (click photo title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: Black vultures roosting in Greenhills (Photo ID: 94477)
It has become apparent that Greenhills is becoming a local sleepover location for Black Vultures. Aggressive Black Vultures, according to some, ar... (click photo title to read more)
- Worried about the little calf (Photo ID: 90206)
I worried about the little black calf but his mother was close and checking on him in the face of black vultures hanging too close for comfort. Fo... (click photo title to read more)
- Legal way suggested to protect farm animals (Photo ID: 89699)
Using effigies of black vultures is both legal and highly effective for deterring them from calving areas. The effigy should be hung at a high poi... (click photo title to read more)
- Halloween Scene (Photo ID: 89506)
A pair of vultures roosted high in a tree.... (click photo title to read more)
- Letter: we need a hunting season on vultures (Photo ID: 86913)
In response to the question: Is there a hunting season on vultures? Steve Myers writes, "I wish there was a season on those menaces. My fa... (click photo title to read more)
- Is there a vulture hunting season? (Photo ID: 86908)
Seeing another roost of both red and black headed vultures - this one on Holmes Bend Road - makes me wonder, and wish for, a hunting season dedica... (click photo title to read more)
- Turkey Vulture roost on City property (Photo ID: 86807)
Buzzard Roost in the city - A flock of what looks to be dozens of Turkey Vultures on the Foust property/now City property on Burkesville Street in... (click photo title to read more)
- Saturday brunch on the road (Photo ID: 84338)
These Black Vultures were hesitant to leave the road where they had found fresh road kill brunch Saturday morning in the Christine community. When... (click photo title to read more)
- Not a pretty sight (Photo ID: 83713)
Right after the spring mowing of this field, big birds of prey started circling and soon landed near the Town Creek in Columbia, having found what... (click photo title to read more)
- Turkey Vultures on Independence Ridge Road (Photo ID: 81184)
Two Turkey Vultures scanned the horizon for dinner from their perches high over southern Adair County in the Sunday sunset beside Independence Rid... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vulture in flight (Photo ID: 80635)
Ungainly on the ground, turkey vultures can soar rather gracefully once in the air. Wikipedia... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Canada Geese fly-in at Adair Schools campus (Photo ID: 80072)
Canada Geese have developed gooseports all around the community, all year round. This assemblage had nearly three dozen of the birds within eyesho... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Mr. Gunn, alpha post, committee of vultures (Photo ID: 79862)
Up close with the what appeared to be the director, the head turkey buzzard, the distinctive red head and neck is visible. Paired Photo. See: ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Wake (no committee) of turkey vultures at noon (Photo ID: 79845)
This wake committee (per John Cox) of Turkey Vultures awaits its next call from the most distinctive perch on KY 92 available. Only their ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY - Dinner interrupted - Black vulture (Photo ID: 78462)
Dinner looked like it might have been a rabbit that had died in an accident with a vehicle and these black vultures, did not want to be interrupte... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: The Magnificent Turkey Vulture (Photo ID: 78293)
Before we were discovered, this magnificent Turkey Vulture and a friend were sitting on the rooftop of a no longer used as a home, tarpaper and vi... (click photo title to read more)
- Vultures gathering on Hwy 206, plotting the next meal (Photo ID: 76532)
We've been documenting the wealth of Mistletoe in Adair County, considering it as a holiday cash crop, and at a distant glance we thought this tr... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Black Vultures II at Pike's Ridge by Wayne Baxter (Photo ID: 76037)
Black vultures at Pike's Ridge Campground - A favorite spot seems to be the playground. I wouldn't want to be the first on down that slid... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Black Vultures at Pike's Ridge - I (Photo ID: 76035)
Buzzard Roost - A flock of what looks to be hundreds of Black Vultures seems to be spending the winter at the Pike's Ridge campground on Green R... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: 'Creature' was turkey (not black) vulture (Photo ID: 73114)
Updated June 10, 2017: Up close and personal, the big bird turned out to be one of the usual suspects, a black turkey vulture, entertaining... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Ruler of roof on Charlie Morrison Road (Photo ID: 73113)
The huge, wild turkey size bird was compelling sight in the rain, seen from the road, even though the mission was to find a favorite structure, a ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vultures above Columbia rooftop (Photo ID: 72528)
The brave who remained after black vultures sensed a person - a photographer - taking their picture. There's not much to love about black vultur... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: A black vulture surveils (Photo ID: 71098)
Looking for next meal from tall oak in Old Adair County Fairgrounds, Columbia, KY.... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Turkey vulture ready for prime time Muppets show (Photo ID: 68724)
Turkey vultures, the "good guys", have been rising in general esteem here since the takeover of their territory by the quite wicked black vultur... (click photo title to read more)
- Fall Heritage Festival : Allegiant the Eagle has word with handler (Photo ID: 68497)
Allegiant the bald eagle has a word with her handler from the Liberty Nature Center in Somerset. She was one of raptors brought to the Home... (click photo title to read more)
- Great white Charolais protects herd from Coyotes (Photo ID: 64857)
"This is as close as I dare get to Miss Coyote Fighter, the Great White Charolais cow. No need for a donkey over here. She hates coyotes with a p... (click photo title to read more)
- Permit application to legally kill vultures (print and mail) (Photo ID: 64779)
Any livestock producer experiencing severe depredation (an act of consuming agricultural crops/livestock) by black vultures is encouraged to apply... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Vultures catching some rays, Adair Co., KY (Photo ID: 64761)
Black Vultures were taking advantage of the sunshine on a rooftop and farm implements. in the Mt. Carmel Community near Green River Lake in Adair ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Committee meeting at house near Russell Creek (Photo ID: 64745)
Black vultures gathered on or nearby this little building, Sat 6 Feb 2016. ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vultures on Russell Creek (Photo ID: 64379)
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- Birds of KY: Committee of black vultures convenes at Knifley (Photo ID: 64174)
According to Charles Giles of Knifley, the black vultures seen in this photo are only a small part of the number which ordinarily show up here on ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: A huddle of black vultures on a rainy day (Photo ID: 63446)
Even a bit pitiful looking huddled together on a rainy day, there's not much endearing about black vultures except that their size and numbers - ... (click photo title to read more)
- Fall 2015: peaceful farm scene (Photo ID: 62880)
Not sure whether this peaceful field of freshly baled hay is in Adair or in Green County. You just find it where the Pelham Branch Road eases into... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black vulture in flight (Photo ID: 62288)
High overhead, above, a gliding black vulture is beautiful in the sky, flying a pattern the the reverse of the frequent medical helicopters which ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black vulture reigning on Jr. Loy Road (Photo ID: 59824)
It's majestic in flight, and more prevalent now than the turkey vultures we all do appreciate. But it's increased presence has not been s... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: A very righteous black vulture (Photo ID: 57360)
Moments earlier, Baxter the Black Vulture appeared to be just one of the a venue of vultures ruling over this beautiful Adair County... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vultures at quitting time, New Concord Rd (Photo ID: 54289)
Their days work over, these sanitation workers were beginning to settle in for the evening on New Concord Road, Garlin, Adair County, KY - Tops... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vulture in Horaltic Pose (Photo ID: 53984)
Two turkey vultures take advantage of a sunny day atop a chimney in face-to-face horaltic positions. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on ... (click photo title to read more)
- Neat Hollow RD: Things are happening in the sky - if you look up (Photo ID: 51326)
Mid September is a great time to enjoy South Central Kentucky's gorgeous scenery. It's hard to take your eyes off ground level off Slow Road ... (click photo title to read more)
- Topside, Album for June 23, 2013: Disney Buzzards (Photo ID: 50104)
Bizzard - or 'Turkey Vultures," as Dylan would correct me -
I was heading down New Concord and low and behold I came across this scene ... (click photo title to read more)
- LWC students learn about raptors (Photo ID: 49218)
Lindsey Wilson College students Samantha Davis of Elk Horn, KY, and Breanna Copenhaver of Mount Vernon, KY, listen to John Wicker, a volunteer ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Departures and Arrivals (Photo ID: 48932)
Vultures come and go on a foggy morning in Shelbyville.... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vultures taking afternoon nap (Photo ID: 48527)
Sunday afternoon nap.
These two vultures seem to be very much asleep in a tree on the Orse and B. B. Brockman farm on the Sulpher Springs ... (click photo title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: Black Vultures (Photo ID: 48174)
Black Vulture setting in a tree on the bluff overlooking Russell Creek between Green Hills Road and Highway 206. Since they can be predaci... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vultures sunning (Photo ID: 48158)
Fascinating Creatures - Yesterday, Wednesday, January 9, 2013, when I walked outside, I felt like I was stepping into a Hitchcock film as t... (click photo title to read more)
- Venue, or wake, at Tuesday night gathering on Greensburg Street (Photo ID: 47657)
Birds of Kentucky: Don't know what, exactly, to call it. Some would call it a Venue of Vultures, some a Wake of Vultures. Nuances may depend o... (click photo title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: All of God's Creatures (Photo ID: 44559)
On a recent visit to the Homeplace on Green River I found these three vultures perched atop one of the barns. From the placid and satisfied look upon ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Vultures stage for Bypass Cleanup (Photo ID: 44008)
Black Vultures watched over the carcass of a deer, out of sight below along the cut just north of the intersection of the Adair County Veterans... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Counted as 3 Turkey Vultures (Photo ID: 43838)
These three guys got counted for the Great Backyard Bird Count as Turkey Vultures: Enlarged, their featherless heads show the red of a Turk... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY, Black Vultures: While the Fishermen are Away (Photo ID: 42385)
Lawrence writes, "While the fishermen are away the birds will play. This is what I found to be happening while I was launching my boat this morning at... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vulture, horaltic position (Photo ID: 41761)
The "bird in the yard" alarm went off this morning just after sunup out at Tucker's Station. Brownie Delight, CBO (Chief Birding Officer) w... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Buzzard stew? (Photo ID: 40766)
Beaky Buzzard posed vainly from his perch for me. He's a member of The Holler Sanitation Department, is having such a good year he's lookin... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vultures - Horaltic position (Photo ID: 39523)
Vultures: "I took this photo on 2-24 after a big rain," writes Johnnietta Jessie. "These vultures were drying their feathers on the bank of... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vulture in Horaltic pose (Photo ID: 39273)
Rob Wilkerson sends a photo with two vulture visitors. The one on the left is either in a low horaltic, feather drying position or is prepa... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vultures increasingly seen in Adair (Photo ID: 39260)
Both Jon Halsey and Billy Joe Fudge have observed an increase in black vultures, with an increasing black to turkey vulture ratio. This bla... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey vultures, splendid soarers (Photo ID: 39259)
"These two Turkey Vultures," writes Barbara Armitage, "feel a bit like I do 'coming and going at the same time.' " The birds, so spellbindi... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vulture in tree (Photo ID: 37952)
On Bennett Ridge, Adair Co., KY: "George-Etta and I saw this buzzard sitting in a tree on our way across Bennett Ridge," writes Johnnietta Jess... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vultures (Photo ID: 37764)
Taylor Co., KYLawrence writes, "These Buzzards seem to be waiting for the sun to come up at Site 1 Boat Ramp, Green River Lake. They just s... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vulture goes for drink of water (Photo ID: 35296)
The Holler, Old Clearsprings RD, Ozark, KYA black vulture walks along the roadbed in The Holler to get a drink of water from a little pool ... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vulture soars over elm, redbud (Photo ID: 34593)
Over Knifley RD area, Columbia, KYA single Turkey Vulture flew beyond the huge elm along the old Campbellsville Road route behind Mi Jalisc... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vultures in wait (Photo ID: 33840)
"Never a good sign," writes Shamarie Claiborne. "These nine buzzards were stalking The Holler today. Glad to report everything with a name is accounte... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vulture in flight (Photo ID: 33429)
"Got this buzzard flying over our yard," writes Suzanne Wight of this photo taken on a cold, cold, January 10, 2010, and adds, about this bird and the... (click photo title to read more)
- Kentucky color: Gilled mushrooms, JR farm, Adair Co., KY (Photo ID: 33036)
Gilled mushrooms on a black walnut on Harvey's Ridge in Adair Co., KY, caught Billy Joe Fudge's eye. "I guess we can call mushrooms 'plant vultures' s... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Black vulture flight over Bull Run, Adair Co., KY (Photo ID: 32291)
Rodney Thompson caught this sequence of a black vulture flight over the Bull Run Creek area of Adair County. While the birds are not such a pretty sig... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Turkey Vulture as owner of the world (Photo ID: 32148)
"Found this guy yesterday sitting on top of a hay bale on 206," writes Shamarie Claiborne. "I think - He thought - He owned the world!"... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Black Vulture (Photo ID: 30841)
This black vulture grudgingly moved to the side of the road to let cars pass near Taylorsville Lake.... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vultures (Photo ID: 30770)
Lawrence says, "Spotted this big bird (Turkey Buzzard) strutting his stuff on the Green River Lake Dam this morning, June 6, 2009."... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Turkey vultures at twilight, Green River Lake (Photo ID: 30378)
TWO BUZZARDS at home for the evening over Green River Lake appear to be holding intimate conversation.... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Turkey vulture in horaltic stage (Photo ID: 30359)
EARLY RISER: Frances Salyers caught this fellow early Saturday morning, May 2, 2009, above Dry Creek in front of her home in Casey Creek, K... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Twilight over Jericho Cliffs, Adair Co., KY (Photo ID: 30352)
A SOLITARY TURKEY VULTURE was perched in a tree high over Jericho Cliffs, Corbin's Bend Road, on Thursday evening, April 30, 2009, at twilight tim... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vulture in flight (Photo ID: 29796)
BUZZARD: "One can find beauty in anyting if only one looks closely enough," writes Shamarie Claiborne, finding beauty in the flight of a a useful,... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky, Vulture: Tough old bird (Photo ID: 26288)
Pen writes: "They're on the ugly side up close, but vultures are really graceful up in the sky. This one is missing several feathers from the t... (click photo title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Vultures (Photo ID: 25233)
Holmes Bend is home to dozens of vultures this morning, including these two. The one on the left is a Turkey Vulture, and the one on the right is eith... (click photo title to read more)
| | Most recent STORIES matching your search for 'vulture'...- Letter: Milltown Road old bank (Story ID: 134396)
Donna Davis writes:
I purchased the last farmhouse left on Milltown Road last year and live across the street from this old... (click title to read more)
- A good day for a birthday trip to Lure Lodge (Story ID: 131907)
By Linda Waggener
July second was a very good day for a birthday friends trip to Lure Lodge on Lake Cumberland. It's normal to see ... (click title to read more)
- Why so many Eagles in Adair County in 2024 (Story ID: 130699)
Larry Baker called to say that he spotted yet another Bald Eagle in Adair County this morning - that's the second one this year and it's only February... (click title to read more)
- Poetry: What If (Story ID: 125321)
By Phillip Coffey
Living off the grid he bid his farewell to all the institutions
That had convincingly bound him with une... (click title to read more)
- Fighting Black Vultures: Information from County Agent (Story ID: 121586)
From Nick Roy, Adair County Extension Agent
for Agriculture & Natural Resources
Black Vulture roosts have been an issue affec... (click title to read more)
- Letter: Options for dealing with black vultures (Story ID: 121491)
By Nick Roy, Agent for Agriculture & Natural Resources
Adair County Cooperative Extension Service
Black Vulture roosts h... (click title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: Health Threat (Story ID: 121485)
By Billy Joe Fudge
The days started getting longer in mid-January and it became apparent that Greenhills was becoming a local sleepo... (click title to read more)
- Deter vultures from hurting animals with effigies (Story ID: 113838)
By Nick Roy
Adair County Extension Agent for Agriculture & Natural Resources
Black Vultures have been a nuisance for many A... (click title to read more)
- Black vultures watch when cow is close to calving (Story ID: 109042)
By Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
Thanks for the post on the vultures gathering. They were at the Hunter Place ... (click title to read more)
- September 7th Homeplace Festival Day of Family Fun (Story ID: 105958)
Vendors and Exhibitors at HGR Fall Heritage Festival
By George K... (click title to read more)
- Legislation would help farmers deal with vultures (Story ID: 105039)
By Sarah Ladd, Louisville Courier Journal
Farmers could soon enjoy more freedom when it comes to defending their livestock against v... (click title to read more)
- John Cox: On wakes, committees, and kettle of vultures (Story ID: 98528)
John Cox writes:
Not to be too nitpicky but a wake refers to vultures feeding. Committee is the proper term for vultures on t... (click title to read more)
- COF: Knifley would trade black vultures for Canada Geese (Story ID: 85147)
COF writes:
And alls this time we'usn been a thinkin' they'd be a comin' on tourister busses.
COF at Dun Roman... (click title to read more)
- James Murrell: Recommends a Great Pyrenees v. Black Vultures (Story ID: 80905)
Comments re article 80884 Black Vulture depredation a priority for KY US Farm Bureaus... (click title to read more)
- Black Vulture depredation a priority for KY, US Farm Bureaus (Story ID: 80884)
Last year, black vultures accounted for losses of 174 calves and 10 cows in Kentucky aloneClick on headline for complete story... (click title to read more)
- Writer: If we don't control black vultures, we may end up hungry (Story ID: 80881)
Dswilk writes:
The black vultures in all of the recent posts are creating serious challenges for livestock producers. My fear... (click title to read more)
- Comment on Black vulture preying on wildlife (Story ID: 80879)
Linda Waggener writes:
This is so sad! Would you share where a person would start to get a permit to shoot these birds? --li... (click title to read more)
- Granny Nannie says - on those black vultures (Story ID: 80877)
Granny Nannie says
Bet in Mexico those black vultures are shot when they're attacking livestock . . . - Granny Nannie.... (click title to read more)
- Vicky Pike: Black vultures dangerous to our livestock (Story ID: 80873)
They kill calves and blind calving mothers and they are protected by a treaty with Mexico
By Victoria Pike
Black v... (click title to read more)
- Little Peanut, Angus newborn; rescued from black vulture attack (Story ID: 77371)
Those black ugly birds of prey are a protected species. Miss Vick... (click title to read more)
- Wendy Burt says birds on Melson Ridge hadn't gotten GBBC word (Story ID: 73150)
Today, Sunday, February 15, 2015, is the last day of the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)Click on headline for full story
... (click title to read more)
- Raptor Rehabilitation of KY exhibits at LWC (Story ID: 59067)
Barn owl, saw-whet owl, great horned owl, turkey vulture, and red-tailed hawk visit campusClick on headline for complete story with phot... (click title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: Vulture warning! (Story ID: 56920)
The black headed, Black Vulture is another story. Black Vultures kinda have a mean streak. - BILLY JOE FUDGEClick on headline for essay ... (click title to read more)
- Peg Schaeffer loves surreal quality of Kelli Claypool photo (Story ID: 56908)
Peg Schaeffer writes:
I love that picture. It looks surreal. Learned something new about buzzards too. We have a dead tree by o... (click title to read more)
- Record heat combined with drought impacting fish In Kentucky (Story ID: 53104)
Isolated fish kills reported at Russell Creek in Adair County (from this story); BJ Fudge says he observed small fish kills in Crocus Creek, enough... (click title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey Vultures have been here all year (Story ID: 42575)
Pam Dailey-McNeiley writes:I know that the book has turkey vultures migrating, but we have some that are here all winter. We have s... (click title to read more)
- Birds of Kentucky: Turkey vultures are summer visitors (Story ID: 42562)
Maury Lewis writes:According to the "Birds of Kentucky" field guide the Turkey Vulture is a Summer resident in the state of Kentuck... (click title to read more)
- Discovers new Adair Co. sights - Counting them birds! (Story ID: 42554)
New to them: The beautiful countryside around Cane ValleyMaury Lewis writes:My husband and I went around Adair Count... (click title to read more)
- Hopes higher black/turkey vulture ratio is temporary (Story ID: 42553)
Jon Halsey, who lives in Northern Adair County, counted 70 Black Vultures roosting in woods behind house, with more in the air. He's seeing fewer t... (click title to read more)
- B.J. Fudge notices increase in Black Vultures (Story ID: 42548)
Comments re article 42545 The Great Backyard Bird Count is the talk of the town... (click title to read more)
- Kentucky Color: Gilled mushrooms, Harvey's Ridge, KY (Story ID: 33822)
Mushrooms might be called 'plant vultures' as they grow on decaying plant materialThe next earlier Kentucky Color is ... (click title to read more)
- Birds of KY: Bull Run flyer ID'ed as Black Vulture (Story ID: 32630)
Birds of KY: Bird flight over Bull Run Adair Co KYTo Co... (click title to read more)
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