Condors with Green Tags

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Condors with green wing tags are "700" birds. This means that a green tag with a 4 on it would be condor 704.

 

Condor 700 in flight.

Mike Baird

700

Hatched: 5/3/13 at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho
Sex: Male
Released in Pinnacles: 2015
Fun Fact: Seems to be a quieter and less dominant member of the flock

 

Condor 704 perched.

NPS

704

Hatched: 10/22/2013 at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho
Sex: Male
Released in Pinnacles: 2015
Fun Fact: Goes back and forth between Pinnacles and Big Sur frequently

 

725 (No current photo available)

Hatched: 3/18/2014 at the Oregon Zoo
Sex: Female
Released in Pinnacles: 2016
Fun Fact: Spends a lot of time down near San Simeon

 

Condor 728 perched on the ground.

NPS

728

Hatched: 3/20/2014 at the Oregon Zoo
Sex: Female
Released in Pinnacles: 2015
Fun Fact: Spends most of her time out of the park in South San Benito County

 

Condor 745 perched.

Tim Huntington

745

Hatched: 3/25/14 from a wild nest in Los Padres National Forest
Sex: Male
Parents: Condor 310 and Ventana Wildlife Society condor 219
Fun Fact: Quickly made friends with the rest of the flock once he learned to fly and followed his parents to Pinnacles and Big Sur

 

Condor 785 perched.

Tim Huntington

785

Hatched: 4/27/15 at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Idaho
Sex: Male
Released in Pinnacles: 2017
Fun Fact: One of the most well-traveled condors in the flock; flew down to the southern California release site and then up into the Sierras south of Yosemite

 

Condor 795 in flight.

Mike Baird

795

Hatched: 5/9/15 at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho
Sex: Female
Released in Pinnacles: 2017
Fun Fact: After her release, immediately flew south of the park and didn’t return to Pinnacles for a few months; very independent and exploratory