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How bearded vultures get their orange colour in the wild?

In order to better understand how and why bearded vultures get their ...
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Restoring bearded vultures across Europe – two more birds released in the Swiss Alps

Following the releases of bearded vultures in Corsica, Andalusia, and the Grands ...
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Vagrancy season: two young bearded vultures flying around northern Europe (UK and Denmark)

While the first ever bearded vulture to be seen in the UK ...
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Demonstrating the fitting of tags to bearded vultures using Marie-Antoinette

Short film about Marie-Antoinette, a bearded vulture in the specialized captive breeding ...
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Cimatella and Muntagnolu equipped with satellite tags

Cimatella (female) and Muntagnolu (male), the two young bearded vultures released in ...
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Young bearded vulture seen in Belgium

This week we received news that a young bearded vulture was seen ...
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Reintroducing bearded vultures to the wild – release season is starting soon!

This year the VCF and its partners will release 17 young bearded ...
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Bearded vulture in Europe – summary of the 2015 breeding season

Bearded vulture in Europe – summary of the 2015 breeding season Now ...
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New paper vindicates VCF methods – release of captive-bred bearded vultures the best method to restore populations

The VCF has been releasing captive-bred young bearded vultures in the Alps ...
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Dead bearded vulture found last year in Switzerland had been released in Vercors in 2012

In April 2015 a Swiss game warden called Toni Schmid found, with ...
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Two of the four pairs of bearded vultures nesting in the Parc National de la Vanoise (Alps, France) have been successful

After the first breeding in the wild in 1997 – 11 years ...
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New VCF protocol on bleaching bearded vulture feathers

The VCF has prepared a new protocol with guidelines on the best ...
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Do animals recognise their disabilities? Some evidence from bearded vulture Kirma

The VCF coordinates the bearded vulture captive breeding network, managed specifically for ...
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Bearded vultures in the Alps – Update on the breeding season 2015/2016: lots of new pairs established!

It is a very encouraging start into this year’s bearded vulture Alpine ...
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New bearded vulture pairs in the French Alps

With the breeding season in full swing, preliminary data about the bearded ...
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A new breeding pair of bearded vultures in Savoie (French Alps)

This year a new breeding pair has established itself in the Savoie ...
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Bearded vulture captive breeding (for conservation): 47 eggs and counting – and the first chicks!

So far, a total of 30 pairs of bearded vultures in the ...
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The structure of bearded vulture shells and implications for conservation

The results of a very interesting research done by Mauro Hernández from ...
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Conclusions and presentations of the seminar on lead poisoning and bearded vultures published

As part of the LIFE GYPHELP project, in which the VCF is ...
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Great Audio-book for children on the bearded vulture (in French)

ASTERS – the Conservatoire d´Espaces Naturels de Haute-Savoie, which works alongside the ...
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