context1: Neocathartes is an extinct genus of gruiform <strong>bird</strong>. It contains a single named species, Neocathartes grallator (walking new <strong>turkey</strong> vulture), known from some fossil bones found in Late Eocene (c.37-34 mya) Washakie Formation deposits of Wyoming. Similar bones have been recovered from the Early Eocene Willwood Formation.
context2: While largely recognized as a sanctuary for animal and plant life, Congaree National Park features primitive campsites and offers hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and <strong>bird</strong> watching. Bald cypress is a common tree in the park. Large animals possibly seen in the park include bobcats, black bears, deer, feral pigs, feral dogs, coyotes, and <strong>turkeys</strong>.