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There are many charismatic endangered birds that capture people’s hearts and imaginations: the colossal CaliforniaCondor , the evocative Red-crowned Crane , and the adorable Spoon-billed Sandpiper come to mind. Regardless of their popularity, these species and the threatened ecosystems they inhabit are equally spectacular.
There are many charismatic endangered birds that capture people’s hearts and imaginations: the colossal CaliforniaCondor , the evocative Red-crowned Crane , and the adorable Spoon-billed Sandpiper come to mind. Regardless of their popularity, these species and the threatened ecosystems they inhabit are equally spectacular.
There are many charismatic endangered birds that capture people’s hearts and imaginations: the colossal CaliforniaCondor , the evocative Red-crowned Crane , and the adorable Spoon-billed Sandpiper come to mind. Regardless of their popularity, these species and the threatened ecosystems they inhabit are equally spectacular.
The class also includes some of the most iconic endangered birds, including the CaliforniaCondor, Whooping Crane, and Puerto Rican Parrot. CaliforniaCondor – Gymnogyps californianus. Puerto Rican Parrot – Amazona vittata. The following is a roll call of the Class of 1967, five decades later.
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