Read about the heroic efforts taken to save California Condors during the wildfires of autumn 2007. Read about California’s new ban on lead ammo. Lead ban expanded. Biologist Jan Hamber… Read More “Species profile: California Condor, an endangered species, after 20 years of recovery efforts”
…reintroduction project this side of the California Condor, and one of the most successful. More than 80 cranes, including 22 that were raised at the refuge last year, make up… Read More “Wisconsin’s Necedah NWR, summer home of the Whooping Crane reintroduction project”
…California Condor by Anthony Mercieca. 1990 February Northern Cardinal by Jim Messina. April Tree Swallow by Jim Battles. June Western Grebe by Keith Szafranski. August Brown Pelican by Thomas D…. Read More “20 years of Birder’s World magazine covers”
…birds – Red-cockaded Woodpecker, Kirtland’s Warbler, California Condor, and Whooping Crane. They’re endangered, you know. And to top things off…” “Let me guess,” the travel agent interrupted. “The Ivory-billed Woodpecker.”… Read More “Where to find the 20 birds birdwatchers want to see most”
…through human efforts. Even with the Ivory-bill, a species that may not lend itself to captive breeding as easily as Peregrine Falcons or even California Condors, we should not underestimate… Read More “Jerry Jackson assesses David Kulivan’s report of Ivory-billed Woodpeckers in the Pearl River Swamp, Louisiana”
