Vulture invasion causes property damage

Black vultures are increasingly invading neighborhoods across the United States, with complaints about property damage and droppings rising, especially in Hillsborough, North Carolina. The expansion is linked to warmer winters, accessible food sources, and the birds' adaptation to human environments, often attracted by feeding, which leads to large congregations that damage property and pose risks to pets and livestock. While some defend vultures as essential for environmental cleanup, experts warn that feeding them can create problematic, long-lasting attachments in residential areas.

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