Andean Condor chick hatches at National Aviary | Observer-Reporter
The chick, which hatched June 7 and is a female, is the offspring of parents Lianni and Lurch, a pair of Andean Condors residing at the National Aviary.
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The chick is one of only three Andean Condors to hatch in North American zoos in the past year.
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The chick is one of only three Andean Condors to hatch in North American zoos in the past year.
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Every day at the aviary, located on the city’s North Side, visitors can see many of the more than 500 birds that reside there (including eagles, penguins, parrots, falcons, owls and toucans) as well as mammals like sloths.
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The Aviary said Lianni is now caring for the chick in the Andean Condor habitat's nesting cave.
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Andean condors are critically endangered in Ecuador, according to the National Aviary in Pittsburgh. So aviary officials are understandably excited about the birth of a chick there on June 7.
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The National Aviary said that an Andean condor chick hatched on June 7. The Andean condor is considered critically endangered in Ecuador.
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The chick is a female bird and is one of three Andean condors to hatch in North American zoos in the past year.
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The hatching is a step forward for the species, which is critically endangered in Ecuador.
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The summer season has begun at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh where a “World of Oceans” await.
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Night in the Tropics allows guests to explore the largest aviary in the country after dark; food, drinks, dancing and getting up-close with some of the Aviary’s 500 birds are mainstays of the program.
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