Turkey vulture found its way into Rockwell Automation, Inc. (Credit: Rockwell Automation, Inc.)
MILWAUKEE - Here's something you wouldn't expect to see when you walk into work. But then again, it was Earth Day when a maintenance team at Rockwell Automation in Milwaukee stumbled upon a turkey vulture in one of their offices last week.
The workers found the vulture sitting on a cubicle. Somehow, this bird with a six-foot wingspan made its way into the building. The vulture was stressed and unable to find her way out.
Turkey vulture found its way into Rockwell Automation, Inc.
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With help from the Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS), the turkey vulture was captured and brought back to WHS for a full assessment and examination. In the end, the vulture was not hurt, but dehydrated and thin. Officials say she is currently stable and recovering well.
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