Oregon condors gettin' busy
Another California Condor at Oregon Zoo laid an egg in late February. Ojai, a 22-year-old condor, produced the egg on Feb. 24 at the zoo's Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation.
"We weighed and examined the egg, and all appears to be in order," says Shawn St. Michael, assistant condor curator. "We should know whether or not it's fertile in a few weeks."
Tama laid the first egg of the breeding season on Feb. 17.
"We weighed and examined the egg, and all appears to be in order," says Shawn St. Michael, assistant condor curator. "We should know whether or not it's fertile in a few weeks."
Tama laid the first egg of the breeding season on Feb. 17.
Labels: California Condor, captive breeding, endangered species, Oregon Zoo
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