What do vultures do in the winter?

In winter, vultures often migrate to warmer regions to avoid harsh cold conditions and food scarcity. While some species, like the Turkey Vulture, may travel hundreds of miles to find suitable habitats, others may remain in their territories if the climate allows. During this time, vultures rely on their keen sense of smell and vision to locate carrion, which is essential for their diet. They may also congregate in large groups, taking advantage of available food sources.