Condors Nesting in Redwoods for First Time in 100 Years
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Biologists in Northern California celebrate a significant milestone as a breeding pair of endangered condors, including a female named for carrying prayers in the Yurok language, may be incubating the first egg in the redwood forests in over a century. This development marks a major step in the Yurok Tribe and Redwood National and State Parks restoration program, aiming to bring back the massive birds that once roamed the West. However, experts caution that first-time parents often face challenges, and success is not guaranteed.
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