researchers are now trying to help vultures resettle in places like the highlands of the swabian in germany south. a griffin vulture has recently taken up residence here beside the danube in southwestern germany. last year the young bird badly damaged its wings when it collided with the blade of a wind turbine as it was heading north. it was rescued and taken to a bird sanctuary to recuperate experts believe the main reason for the accident was the birds weakened condition germany doesn't provide rich pickings for scavengers. when vultures come to germany they like it here and instinctively have a feeling they can live here but i have their carry on as always cleared away before they can get to right after three or four weeks they're seriously weakened