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Electra, the most dominant female in her cohort, is named after Amelia Earhart's famous plane. This captive condor, like Amelia, is bold and adventurous. She stood up to the other condors in her cohort to get what she wanted to prepare for her amazing journey. Unlike Amelia, however, Electra achieved this by taking food from her follow condors to prepare for flight in the wild. Since her release, we have seen the gutsy Electra flying all around the Central Californian Coast. She has taken a particular liking to Pinnacles National Park, and can often be seen soaring with her devoted partner, the handsome Pinnacles male #700. 
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  • WHO WE ARE
    • Annual Reports / Documents
    • Bald Eagles - Our Beginning
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact Us
    • Employment
    • Media Coverage
    • Our Story
    • Staff
    • Wildlife Sanctuaries
  • CONDORS
    • Artists Supporting Condors
    • Condor Biology
    • Condor Cams
    • Condor Field Work
    • Condor Releases
    • Condor Status
    • Condor Threats
    • My Condor Bios
    • Nesting Condors
    • Vultures of the World
    • Zoom-Chats
  • Films and Shorts
    • Giants of Big Sur: California Condor Stories
    • The California Condors of Big Sur
    • Videos and Photos
  • Education
    • Bilingual Education
    • Inspirational Youth
    • Nature Prescription Programs
    • Partner Programming
    • Salud y Naturaleza
    • Youth Programs
  • Services
    • Condor Presentations
    • Ecological Services
    • Non-Lead Ammunition
    • Wildlife Data Management Tools
  • How You Can Help
    • Adopt-A-Condor
    • Annual Membership
    • Big Sur Discovery Center
    • Donate >
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      • Donate to Condor Recovery
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      • Leadership Circle
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