Endangered California Condor Flies into Oregon for the First Time in 122 Years
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California condor (condor B9, captive-bred) observed in Oregon—first confirmed sighting in the state since 1904. Range expansion of endangered species indicates population recovery and conservation success enabling natural dispersal.
Does not prove permanent establishment in Oregon or that the species population is out of danger. Single sighting does not guarantee sustained recovery or range stabilization. Condor returned to California.
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