In video, you can see dozens of vultures on a screened-in porch after the homeowner says the birds ripped the screens off
The home in the Ibis community in West Palm Beach was purchased by Anthony and Siobhan Casimano. However, he told CNN affiliate WPBF that they can't live there because of to the vultures that continue to invade.In a video Casimano shared with WPBF, dozens of birds cover his backyard and screened-in pool area. "They ripped all the screens out," Casimano told WPBF."They threw up. They pooped all over the place.
According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, black vultures are federally protected migratory birds. A permit is required to legally"take" a black vulture. However, no permit is required to"disperse or discourage vultures from using areas where they may be a potential threat to livestock."The property owners association has security patrolling the area to scare away the vultures if they return.Casimano has had to get creative to try to keep his property vulture-free.
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