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How many bearded vultures are there in the Alps? See results from the 2016 International Observation day (simultaneous census)
The bearded vulture reintroduction project in the Alps is one of the ...
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Human persecution still a threat to Himalayan bearded vultures
We have recently received the above photos from our colleague Tulsi Subedi, ...
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The young bearded vulture is now in the Netherlands…
We reported only some days ago that the young bearded vulture was ...
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Bearded vultures and lead poisoning – The Cévennes National Park (France) is promoting lead-free hunting practices
Lead (Pb) is a metabolic poison that can negatively influence biological processes, ...
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Young wandering bearded vulture still in Germany!
The young bearded vulture which was observed in mid-February in Western Germany ...
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Infogipeto – latest newsletter on the bearded vulture reintroduction project in the Alps just published (in Italian)
The bearded vulture reintroduction project in the Alps is one of the ...
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Bearded vultures in the Alps – looks like we are having another great breeding season!
The bearded vulture breeding season is in full swing, and so far, ...
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Bearded vulture clutch extracted from a wild nest in Corsica again – part of a plan to save this highly endangered population from extinction
The double clutch of one of the few remaining bearded vulture pairs ...
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Bearded Vulture in Western Germany
A very interesting observation arrived today from Germany. Edith Höhner could observe ...
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Bearded vultures and lead poisoning – National Park Hohe Tauern (Austria) is promoting lead-free hunting practices
Lead (Pb) is a metabolic poison that can negatively influence biological processes, ...
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After Andalusia, bearded vultures are also breeding in Picos de Europa
Vultures may not be doing very well in other parts of the ...
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And they are out – first two baby bearded vultures of the season hatched in Guadalentin
The first bearded vulture to hatch this year within our captive breeding ...
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New data reveals there are 11-12 pairs of bearded vultures in Armenia
The species account for bearded vultures in Armenia within the National Atlas ...
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Tono and Blimunda lay an egg again in Andalusia – after the first ever successful breeding in the wild in 2015 following reintroduction, and after a gap in 2016
Tono and Blimunda were undoubtedly the starts of the 2015 bearded vulture ...
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New paper on ranging of Pyrenean bearded vultures: supplementary feeding not that important (at least for breeding adults), and half of home ranges outside PAs
A new paper (Margalida et al. in 2016, Scientific Reports) showed that ...
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Bearded vulture captive breeding: Old ladies come to the rescue
Captive-breeding is a (difficult) art, but in the bearded vulture captive breeding ...
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News from the bearded vulture pairs in Andalusia: Hortelano & Marchena are in fine breeding plumage and going through all the breeding antics (see video)
The breeding season 2014-15 was a milestone in the bearded vulture reintroduction ...
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Better and better at our bearded vulture captive breeding network – mortality rate decreases significantly while the average age at death increases!
The bearded vulture breeding season is in full swing – both in ...
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Girun and Volcaire doing well – and have been celebrated by a Côtes du Rhône wine!
You can now drink some good wine (see review below), with a ...
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News from LIFE GYPCONNECT: Bearded vulture Roc Genèse is a male, is now in Spain, and its parents are breeding again
Roc Genèse, the first wild bearded vulture nestling ever tagged in the ...
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