My vulture culture collection :3

So I'm sort-of into vulture culture, and have not a big collection, but it's still an interesting collection so I'm going to show you all :3

I'll explain what most of them are too :]

(sorry if the images are sized badly)

Top half of a possum skull. I've cleaned it, but I think I've accidently weakened it because of it, as the cracks in the skull have gotten bigger and a tooth keep falling out.

(I now related the smell of dishwashing liquid with bones. it's not fun.) (I know I should've used proper chemicals, but my mum wouldn't let me because she doesn't like my collecting things like this.)

One of my friends had found it at school and gave it to me.

A young Australian Eastern Water Dragon skull and skin/scales.

I think an owl must eaten it then vomited up the bones and skin (as owls do)

Rat or mouse (probably rat) skull. it's been in the sun for nearly half a year, I believe the UV's weakened it, the top of the skull has kind of shattered, and it's suspiciously light.

Mummified (?) gecko. Legit just found this guy hanging on the side of my house's wall. I love that he's kept his eyes.

Random tooth. I have no idea where I found this, nor what animal it's from. To be completely honest, it could even be one of my dog's teeth.

Massive Dragonfly. I found it during school.

Possum fur. There used to be possums that lived in my house's walls, but now they're just in the roof and floor (2 level house (bottom is the garage))

Bird nest number 1. Found this on the pathway near my high-school.

(I do not just take bird nests out of trees. I find them with out any eggs nor birds nearby)

Bird nest number 2. Technically this is the first bird nest I found (found it in primary school), but I took photos of the other one first. I've added some feathers to it, and the eggs too.

(Again, I don't steal eggs nor nests from trees. I find them on the ground)

Common Crow butterfly. I found it walking to school with ants all over it.

And there it is, all of my vulture culture collection.

(technically i also have a ton of different feathers, but A, I'm too lazy to photograph them, and B, I don't exactly know if they count as vulture culture.)