Cinereous vulture comeback continues as first chicks hatch in Iberian Highlands
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The first cinereous vulture chicks in roughly 100 years have hatched in Alto Tajo Natural Park in Spain's Iberian Highlands, with one surviving chick fitted with a GPS transmitter, following the reintroduction program that has released 37 birds since 2020.
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