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Bartgeier-Comeback: Biggest Bird of Prey Returns to German Alps

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Published on: 17.05.2025 07:00Author: Thomas KrumenackerAfter five years, experts make a positive interim assessment of the resettlement project in the Berchtesgaden National Park. Seven out of eight bearded vultures have survived.

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Bartgeier-Comeback: Biggest Bird of Prey Returns to German Alps

Published on: 17.05.2025 07:00Author: Thomas KrumenackerAfter five years, experts make a positive interim assessment of the resettlement project in the Berchtesgaden National Park. Seven out of eight bearded vultures have survived.

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