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As a neighborhood tries to deter turkey vultures, a look at why the bird is federally protected

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By Claire Bradshaw Click here for updates on this story     BLUE SPRINGS, Missouri (KSHB) — A Blue Springs neighborhood is trying to ward off a pair of turkey vultures that have been seen causing damage to neighbors homes and vehicles. Currently, the Missouri Department of Conservation and the United States Department of Agriculture have strung up five dead turkey vultures as effigies to deter the living birds. MDC urban wildlife biologist Chris…

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As a neighborhood tries to deter turkey vultures, a look at why the bird is federally protected

A Blue Springs neighborhood is trying to ward off a pair of turkey vultures that have been seen causing damage to neighbors homes and vehicles.

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