Archive for the 'Vultures' Category
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
I somehow manage to get in touch with someone that can offer me passage African Hawk Eagle… I have made the order and now waiting for the CITES and all the necessary document. Hopefully everthing is fine and I can get a good quality bird soonest… Here is some information about african hawk eagle in [...]
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008
This is very interesting article. I found this article from thesudburystar.com The MAG: Science North talks turkey – Science in the North It may be Thanksgiving, but let me assure you this column has nothing to do with the holiday. Actually, the science facts contained in this write-up could possibly make some people a little [...]
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008
They are more at home feeding on carcasses in the middle of the desert – so a Black Country woman was more than a little surprised to see a giant vulture perched on top of a neighbour’s house. Busy preening itself on a rooftop in Scholar’s Walk, Rushall, the bird was photographed by shocked resident [...]
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Saturday, September 13th, 2008
I found this news in the nets… A very good news indeed for the conservation of the species. Kudos to the Zoos.. ******* Baby vulture overlooked in giraffe frenzy A Eurasian black vulture chick has hatched at The Living Desert — the only such chick to hatch in captivity this year in the United States, [...]
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Friday, June 15th, 2007
The Star, 15 June 2007 DENVER (AP): The Denver Zoo has a newly hatched Andean condor, only the second condor to hatch at a zoo anywhere in the world over the past year, officials said. The Denver condor, a male, hatched May 13. He and his parents are the zoo’s only condors. Andean condors are [...]
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Sunday, October 29th, 2006
I recall in the early days… I like to search for information about bird of prey and falconry, and I visit the jemima parry jones site, she mention that the largest bird of prey is andean condor… so I would like to post some information about this species here. Description: Andean Condors are one of [...]
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Tuesday, October 24th, 2006
At first, I think that this species is a ‘buzzard. However, after I check the net, i found that it is in the vulture species. I hope the information that I found is benefited to you too. (source: http://www.audubon.org /bird /BoA/F1_G1b.html ) This species is far from being known throughout the United States, for it has [...]
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