California condors are moving farther into the East Bay according to a conservation group that tracked seven of the endangered birds flying over Alameda and Contra Costa counties last month.
California condors are moving farther into the East Bay. Seven of the endangered birds flew north into Alameda and Contra Costa counties on a circuitous aerial tour on Aug. 18, the conservation group Save Mount Diablo said Monday. The three-hour flight began shortly after noon, when they left their previous evening's roost site south of Ohlone Regional Wilderness.
He also works closely with Save Mount Diablo and pays special attention to birds ranging up and down the Diablo Range. 'I've been monitoring condors for nearly 20 years and it's wonderful to see groups of them exploring further north in the Diablo Range every summer for the past four years,' Alacia Welch, the condor program manager at Pinnacles National Park, said in a statement.
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