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On April 27, Escorca, the second chick of Bonelli’s Eagle born free, is already 32 days old. Although he passes many hours alone in the nest, his parents stay very close, watching over him at all times.
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- Created: 25 April 2015
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As we told you earlier, the two Bonelli’s Eagles reintroduced in Mallorca get on very well together. The male, Dante, and the female Daimiel are still together today, sharing territory in the northeast of the island. Also, last week we found proof that Daimiel had caught a yellow-legged gull.
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- Created: 25 April 2015
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The first year in the life of any wild animal is risky. Their lack of life experience makes them extremely vulnerable to numerous mortal dangers. In the case of the Bonelli’s Eagles, the survival rate is around 46-50%. However, the five chicks of this species flying over Mallorca since 2014 have survived this critical first year. We wanted to share these great news with you on behalf of the Life Bonelli Project.
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- Created: 17 April 2015
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The project of reintroduction of the Golden Eagle in Galicia is a reference for the technicians of the Life Bonelli Project who travelled to Lobios in the Natural Park of Serra do Xurés (Ourense) to get first-hand knowledge about its methodology and results.
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On April 9 and 10, GREFA travelled to one of the centres of captive breeding that collaborates with the Life Bonelli Project to pick up the first Bonelli’s Eagles born in French projects. This seems a simple task, but this journey requires special coordination and swiftness since the young eagles, even being already twenty days old, are still very delicate. And besides, the journey from our French colleagues in Vendée back to GREFA in Majadahonda (Madrid) takes ten hours.
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