Vulture Quartet Magnet

Four turkey vultures, a contended band of scavengers, perch on an old wooden fence in a wheat field. The sun is setting on a cloudy evening and these birds are just lazily hanging out. Perhaps somewhere nearby there is a clean carcass of some roadkill and the buzzards are taking a break after their meal. Apparently, the term for a group of vultures, that is, the collective noun, is a venue of vultures. That works for this scenario where these grim buzzards are not flying. A venue of vultures is not to be confused with a kettle of vultures, which only applies if they are circling in the air.