10 Incredible California Condor Facts — Photo Gallery!
California condor fact 4: The long neck of the California condor is used for feeding within carcasses. Blood and bodily fluids don’t stick to the bald head.
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The condors have numbers tatooed on their wings….it is a good way to keep track of each condor….I am wondering if companies can adopt a condor and monitor their condor’s life and receive reports about the welfare of the condor?
From the author:
Mary – you can adopt a condor at http://mycondor.org/ … the condors are ID’d by their wing numbers, and have also been given nicknames by the field team.
i think the California condor has a pink head and neck the wings are black and white.