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California Condor-Endangered species-first reintroduced to Arizona in 1996 -Now breeding in the wild in the Grand Canyon-Vermillion cliffs area-wing patches identify individuals-Individual shown is immature male raised in captivity-feed on freshly

California Condor-Endangered species-first reintroduced to Arizona in 1996 -Now breeding in the wild in the Grand Canyon-Vermillion cliffs area-wing patches identify individuals-Individual shown is immature male raised in captivity-feed on freshly


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California Condor-Endangered species-first reintroduced to Arizona in 1996 -Now breeding in the wild in the Grand Canyon-Vermillion cliffs area-wing patches identify individuals-Individual shown is immature male raised in captivity-feed on freshly

CAN-2290
California Condor
Arizona, USA
Gymnogyps californianus
Individual shown is immature male raised in captivity
John Cancalosi
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Fly High, Young Condor! From Captivity to the Grand Canyon Wonder

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. In this snapshot by John Cancalosi, we witness a remarkable success story of nature's resilience. Meet our feathered friend, CAN-2290, an immature male California Condor who took his first flight into the wild after being raised in captivity. With wings outstretched and soaring through the desert skies of Arizona, he represents hope for endangered species everywhere. Identifiable by his unique wing patches, CAN-2290 is part of a growing population breeding in the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon-Vermillion cliffs area. This rare bird has quite an appetite too – feasting on freshly killed carrion and showing a preference for large mammal carcasses. With a majestic wingspan measuring 9.5 feet and potential to live up to 60 years in the wild, this young condor is just beginning his journey towards adulthood. And love seems to be in the air as well! These magnificent creatures are primarily monogamous and choose their partners for life. CAN-2290 possesses extraordinary wanderlust capabilities too; he can travel over 200 miles in just one day! Soaring effortlessly on thermals across North America's deserts, these birds truly embody freedom at its finest. Let us celebrate this incredible conservation achievement that brings joy not only to wildlife enthusiasts but also reminds us all about our responsibility towards protecting our precious natural heritage. Here's to you CAN-2290 - may your flights be

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