In this May 13, 2019, photo provided by the National Park Service is a female condor in Zion National Park, Utah.Park rangers said Tuesday, July 11, 2019, they estimate the California condor hatched in May, nestled in a crevice of a sweeping red-rock cliff. Biologists confirmed that this female California condor laid an egg that hatched at the park. This Apphoto provided by the National Park Service shows a female California condor at Utah’s Cable Mountain in Zion National Park, Utah.The California condor suffered from lead poisonings, shootings and interactions with humans since being introduced in southern Utah and northern Arizona in the mid-1990s, with little more than half of those released into the wild still alive. FILE – A juvenile California Condor tries out his new freedom with a short flight over the Vermilion Cliffs in Northern Arizona.
The egg hatched Apafter two months of round-the-clock incubation by both parents who protected their fragile egg from the elements and potential predators, park rangers said in a social media post. A California condor egg hatched in Northern California’s wild, a new member of Pinnacles National Parks condor recovery program. In this image provided by the National Park Service a California condor nestling is seen on the Pinnacles National Park web cam on April 19, 2021.If they succeed, it would be the first reintroduction of condors in the northern half of their historical range, which stretches to British Columbia. The Yurok Tribe hopes to restore condors to ancestral lands in Northern California. 20, 2003 file photo, a California condor is seen at the Oregon Zoo condor breeding facility, near Carver, Ore.
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