

(AUBURN) - A neighborhood in Auburn has been INVADED by turkey vultures. The birds are creating a smelly, messy situation for people who live in the area of East First Street, just a few minutes from downtown Auburn. Residents have tried to drive the birds away through the use of fireworks, pyrotechnics, even hanging effigies of dead vultures from trees, but efforts have been unsuccessful. WANE-TV has video and details on the situation here.
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