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No. The correct spelling is Lammergeier. It is also known as "bearded vulture'.
the bearded vulture (lammergeier) is threatened by hunters and also for lack of food
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The 'Lammergeier' or the Bearded Vulture is usually found in mountainous terrian. See the Related Links for more information about these vultures.
Farmers have cattle, sheep and goats. Bears, wolves, foxes, martens, Pyrenean chamois, rabbits, hares, eagles, vultures, wild ducks, and geese may be found in isolated areas. The mountain streams contain trout, pike, and crayfish.
The lammergeier, also known as the bearded vulture, can fly at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour) during level flight. However, when diving or gliding, it can reach faster speeds by utilizing thermal updrafts. These birds are known for their impressive soaring abilities, often covering large distances while searching for food.
Birds of prey would eat chicken bones as most of them are scavengers too. Eagles and hawks would like make a meal of them.
The bearded vulture, also known as lammergeier, is the only bird with a beard. The "beard" is actually feathering on the neck and throat that resembles a beard.
The Lammergeier, also known as the bearded vulture, has several adaptations for its scavenging lifestyle. It has a strong beak capable of breaking bone to access marrow, a digestive system adapted to handle bone fragments, and a keen eyesight to spot carrion from great heights. Additionally, their long wings allow for efficient soaring over vast distances in search of food.
If the two species were to get into a fight, the lammergeier/bearded vulture would probably win. Lammergeiers are old world vultures and more closely related to eagles and hawks. They have stronger feet than new world vultures (like the California Condor) to carry large pieces of bones high into the air and are also more protected due to the feathers on their heads. New world vultures like the Condor are more related to storks. They have weaker feet, not meant for grasping, and can often fall prey to stronger raptors such as eagles.
First of all, assuming this is reality not some mythological fantasy, The incident did occur in Switzerland in the l9th century. It was a child- for obvious weight reasons. The bird involved may have been a Lammergeier Vulture which is not an Eagle, by the way. The girl"s body was recovered in a mountainous area and evidentally, was buried in a cemetery.