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California Condors Expand Population and Range as 12 Seen Over Mount Hamilton, Experts Hope for Potential First Nesting Pair
Experts are hoping that a potential first nesting pair might be in the dozen California condors they have seen flying over Mount Hamilton as the bird's population and range expand. Read more here.
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