Such sleepy, tender moments from this Califonia condor chick. Learn more about The Condor Cave and recovery program: http://bit.ly/2lU4oF3 Video by live streaming nest cam hosted by Cornell Lab of Ornithology/USFWS. | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

NEW BABY ALERT! Say hello to this newly hatched California condor chick over at Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge in Ventura County, California. Thanks to the Condor Cam, people from around the globe can get up-close-and-personal with first time momma, 5-year-old condor #846, her mate, 14-year-old male condor #462 and their newly hatched chick. This is the pair’s first nesting attempt together, and they are using a nest cavity that was previously used in 2020 by #462 and his former mate,

The littlest (and fluffiest) condor chick is growing up fast at our conservation center! Each chick spells hope for this critically endangered species. | Oregon Zoo

200K views · 4.8K reactions | A dozen fluffy condor chicks are learning to fly at the zoo’s offsite wildlife center. Eventually they’ll join free-flying condors in California and Arizona. Fly, flappy floufs, fly! | Oregon Zoo | Facebook

Where will these wings take young California Condor #923? A soaring adult condor can ride air currents up to altitudes of 15,000 feet—that's 2.8 miles high! Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Condors | Bird Cams

3.2K views · 192 reactions | Dorothy the Andean Condor is showing off her training skills! She is trained to touch a target stick with her beak for a reward. This is important for husbandry purposes and also for working Dorothy's brain. This type of training is very enjoyable and fun for Dorothy, as you can see by her excited wing flaps. Great job Dorothy! Dorothy has one more training session today at 3:15 for our Vulture Awareness Day. | World Bird Sanctuary | Facebook

Condor Protects The Pilot and Plane From Incoming Danger! | Daily Vu