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CALIFORNIA CONDOR by Wild RepublicThis endangered bird is the largest in North America, and has a wingspan that stretches over nine feet. Despite its large size, it has weak talons and cannot carry anything while in flight. Condors are carrion eaters; they never attack or kill living animals. At one time, the only living condors were in zoos. Today, breeding programs have tried to introduce this magnificent bird back into the wild.
The California Condor: A Saga of Natural History and Conservation (Ap Natural World)Noel F. R. Snyder
$45.00(USD)
As the largest flying bird of North America, and one of the most endangered, the California Condor has been a source of tremendous interest and awe. This book offers up-to-date information on both the biology and conservation of the condor, as analyzed by the two most knowledgeable field biologists to have studied the species. The authors present first a thorough review of the history of condor studies and conservation efforts, then a detailed examination of the biology and recent decline of the species, and finally a hopeful plan for ultimate restoration of the species as a viable member of wild ecosystems. The book is illustrated with over a hundred superb color photographs covering numerous aspects of natural history of the species and recent conservation efforts on its behalf. Conservation of the California Condor has always been highly controversial, and this book does not shrink from controversy. Instead it offers a broad and insightful, but nevertheless sympathetic treatment of the many political conflicts of the past century.
Key Features:
- Reviews historical account of condor biology and conservation
- Analyzes nest site characteristics and limitations
- Studies breeding behavior and analyzes breeding effort and success
- Discusses mortality rates and the causes for their decline and efforts to improve reproduction
- Discusses the techniques, problems, and results of captive breeding and release programs
A Young California Condor, Vultures Photographic Poster Print by Michael Nichols, 18x24$64.99(USD)
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California Condor Chick Embroidery on a Pro Twill CapGarment Name: California Condor Chick Embroidery on a Baseball-cap-6-panel-1 in Black
Garment Description:
100 percent cotton Pro twill cap. This caps features 6 panel construction with a fused buckram front, sewn eyelets, and a plastic snap size adjuster. One Size Fits All..
Availability: Usually ships within one to two weeks.
Birds of California v3.9Version 3.9 was released on July 31, 2007. Birds of California v3.9 contains 458 species regularly seen in the state. This Windows CD-ROM includes color photos, songs for all species from the world-famous Cornell Lab of Ornithology, range maps, abundance maps, ID tips and more. The CD-ROM includes an ID Wizard to help you identify the birds, even if you do not know the bird's name. Just enter colors, size, habitat and location. The ID Wizard will show you photos of all the birds that match your description. Petey the Parrot will pronounce each bird's common and scientific name for you. Also included are over 300 quizzes, including Christmas Bird Count Quizzes for Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Long Beach, Monterey Peninsula, Redding, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, Santa Rosa, and Yosemite N.P. In addition, there are birding hot spot quizzes for Elkhorn Slough, Monterey Pelagic, Salton Sea, Southern California and Northern California. The CD-ROM lets you compare two birds side-by-side and shows you the similar species. With version 3.9, you can: Share Custom Lists with your friends Download songs and photos to an iPod for your own personal use Add your own comments and photos for each bird Identify birds by sound in the ID Wizard Use the new "Pick One" quiz -- see four bird photos and pick the right one. And most important of all, The Birder's Handbook is now included (a $20 value) System Requirements: Windows 2000, XP or Vista; Pentium 4 processor or equivalent; 512 MB RAM; CD-ROM drive; 1 Gig on hard drive; plus hardware and software required to support multimedia applications. Some features of this CD-ROM require an Internet connection.
The Living Edens: Big Sur California's Wild Coast$29.99(USD)
It has been called the greatest meeting of land and sea in the world. A sometimes violent yet fragile place, Big Sur challenges the senses. Here, air, water and land combine in spectacular fashion and provide refuge for a host of creatures, including condors, falcons, blue whales, great white sharks and elephant seals.
California Condors (Returning Wildlife)John Becker
$23.70(USD)
California condor populations began to decline when Europeans arrived on the Pacific Coast in the seventeenth century. By the 1980s the surviving handful of condors were removed from the wild and bred in captivity. Since 1992, captive-bred condors have been successfully reintroduced into the wild in California, Arizona, and Mexico.
Bird-Opoly Garden Bird Monopoly Board Game featuring; Loon, Gold Finch, Reuby-Throated Hummingbird, California Condor, White Pelica, Swan, Flamingo, Wiood Stork, Bald Eagle, Canada Goose, Great Horned Owl, Pigeons, DOves, Mallard Duck Red Tailed Hawk, Peregrine Falcon, Roadrunner, Crow, Pileated Woodpecker, Blue Jay, American Robin, Norhtern Cardinal, Baltimore Oriol, Chimney Swift and Black Capped Chickadee$34.95(USD)
BIRD-OPOLY is a game based on our fabulous feathered friends. Game play is for 2-6 players, ages 8 and up. It has all the fun of a traditional property trading game with some fancy flying twists and turns. The game features backyard, rare, and favorite birds of North America and each Bird Deed is filled with fun facts about the bird. When playing the game you can choose to be, among others, a hummingbird, a birdbath, or a pair of binoculars! Trade your bird houses in for a big tree and you?ll be the big winner in Bird-opoly!