Abstract: This paper describes the first large vulture discovered from the Miocene Shanwang Formation of Shanwang, Shandong Province, China. The new genus and species Qiluornis taishanensis gen. et sp. nov. is proposed and referred to the family Accipitridae. The characters of Qiluornis include: the cervical and thoracic vertebrae lack Proc. ventralis; the last sacral vertebra has robust transverse processes; the fibula is nearly three—quarters of the length of the tibiotarsus; the unguals of the first and second pedal digits are large and hooked; and the ungul of the fourth pedal digit is small. The new material is slightly smaller than another Miocene vulture Mioaegypius gui Hou 1984 from Sihong, Jiangsu Province, China, but is more advanced in having a well—developed wing of trochlea of the second digit. The discovery provides new evidence for the study of Old World vultures and the correlation of the Shanwang Formation with other Miocene deposits in China