Примери за използване на Bearded vultures на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Bearded vultures in Andalucía.
Before the mud bath the feathers of Bearded Vultures are actually white.
The Bearded Vultures we have at the Rescue Center have Austrian roots.
This is where our colleagues andconsultants on rearing Bearded Vultures from VCF stepped in.
Bearded vultures in captivity start breeding after their eight-ninth year.
Wherever Griffon Vultures survive, Black and Bearded Vultures can also return.
Since then, our Bearded Vultures have been the only ones of their kind in Bulgaria.
We are sad to report that one of the first wild-hatched Bearded Vultures in Switzerland has died.
Bearded vultures now lack the genetic diversity to evolve effectively through natural selection or genetic drift.
Despite being the symbol of Bulgarian nature conservation, Bearded Vultures have gone extinct from Bulgaria.
The two Bearded Vultures in the Wildlife Rescue Centre of Green Balkans are the only representatives of their species in Bulgaria.
It was not possible to release the young vultures as they would be the only Bearded Vultures on the Balkans, not to mention they are brothers.
The pair has been the only live Bearded Vultures in Bulgaria since their wild counterparts were driven to extinction in the middle of the last century.
Their successful re-introduction in the central part of the Balkan peninsula is the first step towards the future return of the much rarer Black and Bearded Vultures.
Recently, one of the young bearded vultures released in France had almost flown to Bulgaria.
Alex generally approved the sites we have selected andconfirmed that the long-term strategy for the restoration of Bearded Vultures also comprises the Balkans.
The pair has been the only live Bearded Vultures in Bulgaria since the vanishing of the species in the middle of the last century.
The Wildlife Rescue Centre at Green Balkans- Stara Zagora is a part of the network of specialized centres and zoos,which maintain Bearded Vultures in captivity.
Unfortunately, Bearded Vultures can only be seen at the Wildlife Rescue Centre today, as years ago the species has gone extinct from Bulgaria.
The meeting took place on November 9 to 11, Miterzil, Austria, in the National Park Hohe Tauern,where 30 years ago were made the first attempts to return the bearded vultures in the Alps.
In Europe, the Bearded Vultures reintroduction was launched in 1986, and is one of the most successful examples of an endangered species recovery.
Our hopes are that after the successful termination of the on-going reintroduction efforts in the Alps, the Corridor Project and Corsica,the Balkans will be the next place for the Bearded Vultures to return.
Bearded Vultures there have been restore thanks to captive breeding and coordinated release, which have carried out for more than 20 years.
Thanks to the long-term efforts of the experts, the Bearded Vultures released by them are currently breeding into the wilderness of the Alps and the Pyrenees.
The work there started in 1986 and after a number of coordinated releases in Austria, France, Switzerland and Italy,nowadays there are over 140 Bearded Vultures flying free in the Alps and over 60 chicks have hatched in the wild.
The Foundation is a formal owner of the Bearded Vultures, included in the breeding programme of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria.
It states that if our country manages to restore the Griffon Vulture in sites, where it has disappeared,it would mean that the conditions in Bulgaria are suitable for working with the much rarer Black and Bearded Vultures.
Since 1978 the network has managed to“produce” more than 461 young Bearded Vultures, used to restore the population of the species in the Alps and recently in Andalucía.
The Wildlife Rescue Centre of Green Balkans- Stara Zagora, is a part of the European Programme for Endangered Species(Bearded Vulture EEP), a network of over 40 specialized breeding centres and zoos,which keep and breed Bearded Vultures.
In some areas with bearded vultures in France, there is also a significant breakthrough lead-free ammunition well received by hunters.