A southern California newspaper published a great photo of a pair of California Condors cuddle up next to one another. It was taken by one of the paper’s local readers. Click here and enjoy.
Condors can become quite relaxed around humans and much of the wild population was raised in captivity so humans are not feared as they are by most wild bird species.
My best-ever condor pics were taken by my friend Gary Joe as he slipped into a resort;s hot tub at Big Sur and looked up to see condors messing around with the resort’s towel stack…he ran back to get his camera and the rest is history/mystery. What’s so fascinating about a towel?
Posted by: atowhee | July 24, 2017
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