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Loner (311) was raised using the condor head puppet technique. Once released, she had no problem being in the wild, although she seemed rather shy and often stuck to the fringes of social gatherings. Loner (311) took several years past reaching maturity to pick a mate but eventually paired with Red (242), and successfully raised a chick, Mystery (769). After the untimely death of her first mate, Red (242), she paired with McWay (567) and successfully raised Leonard (937). Unfortunately, McWay (567) died from lead poisoning, but Loner (311) was able able to find another mate in Redwood Son (665). Sadly, Loner (311) passed away as a result of lead poisoning in 2021.
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  • WHO WE ARE
    • Our Story >
      • Our Beginning - Bald Eagles
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
    • Contact Us
    • Employment
    • Wildlife Sanctuaries
    • Annual Reports / Documents
  • CONDORS
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    • Bios >
      • My Condor Bios
      • In Memoriam Bios
    • Field Work
    • Live Cams
    • Nesting
    • Releases
    • The Condor Chat
    • Threats
    • Vultures of the World
  • Education
    • Education Overview
    • PUBLIC PROGRAMS >
      • Youth Programs
      • Community Hubs
    • PARTNER PROGRAMS >
      • Teen Watershed Program
      • Educator Support
      • Wellness Through Nature >
        • Nature Coach
      • Salud Y Naturaleza
    • Big Sur Discovery Center
    • SMORE in Big Sur
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    • Condor Presentations
    • Ecological Services
    • Non-Lead Ammunition
    • Wildlife Data Management Tools
  • Media
    • Condor Films >
      • 2025: Condor Canyon >
        • Order Copy of Condor Canyon
      • 2022: Giants of big Sur
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