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For a century, they were gone. But California condors are making a comeback in these parts of the Bay Area
"These movements into Alameda County, and even Contra Costa County, are the first to be documented in over 100 years." ...
The Peregrine Fund and Bureau of Land Management’s Vermilion Cliffs National Monument came together to celebrate the 29th ...
Fashion company Lacoste partnered with the International Union for Conservation of Nature to raise awareness for 10 endangered species, including one living in Arizona: the California condor. The ...
Like any good bird-lover, Gabriel Gottfried knew what to do when he spied the huge creature perched on a tree branch outside his Topanga Canyon home. He grabbed his camera to document what experts say ...
Pelagornis sandersi had an estimated wingspan of around 21 feet, about the height of a giraffe. At bottom left is a California condor, and at bottom right is a Royal albatross. What may be the world's ...
A live California condor, the largest flying bird in North America and one that has been brought back from the brink of extinction, will make an appearance at the Santa Monica Mountains’ Bird Fest ...
The California condor breeding program at the Los Angeles Zoo helped saved the species after it was on the brink of extinction in the early 1980s. Now, the zoo has discovered a new technique to keep ...
Be thankful you'll never see this bird perched outside your window. Researchers have uncovered the fossil of an extinct bird with a mouthful of tooth-like spikes and wings just smaller than a World ...
The Chenango County Bird Club will be hosting their next meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 10 in the Visitor Center at Rogers Environmental Education Center. (Submitted photo) SHERBURNE - ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The wandering albatross, a magnificent seabird that navigates the ocean winds and can glide almost endlessly over the water, boasts the biggest wingspan of any bird alive today, ...
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