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Condor Death Sparks Wildlife Alarm and Study
A California Condor found dead in the Central Valley prompted a three week autopsy and federal state investigations. Authorities ruled the bird struck a high tension power line after ruling out shooting or poisoning as causes. The Condor, one of the world’s rarest birds, nests in a Santa Barbara sanctuary amid threats from power lines hunters and habitat changes. The Audubon Society campaigns to protect the species while agencies discuss dam plans near its refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
California Central Valley
Denver
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Sacramento
California
State Fish and Game Department
FGD
L Aments
Berkeley
National Audubon Society
Columbia River
Southwest
Santa Barbara
Calif
Bob Mallette
Audubon Society
Coridor' Sanctuary
Carl W. Buchheister