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Madeline (936), was named to honor the life and memory of Madeline Martin Swinden. Madeline Martin Swinden was an extraordinary woman who always made a memorable impact. Ms. Swinden was an incredibly loving mother, spouse and friend to many and lived an extraordinary life.
Ms. Swinden's namesake, Madeline (936), was hatched in Big Sur, California on April 13, 2018, to biological parents Shadow (209) and Pinnacles National Park Condor (547). She was then raised by Shadow (209) and Phoenix (477). Madeline (936) is adventurous and independent. As a wild-reared condor, she was more than adequately prepared her for life on the magnificent California coast, which she now calls home. Madeline has two siblings, Miracle (538) and Junipero (663).
Madeline’s (936) inquisitive nature led her down to our San Simeon Sanctuary, which has become one of her favorite places to hang out. She is often seen feeding with the most recent cohort of captive-bred condors and doesn’t let dominant Mike’s Bird (566) push her around. As she matures and continues to establish her place in the flock as an adult, it’s possible she may have her eye on San Simeon as a future breeding territory.
Ms. Swinden's namesake, Madeline (936), was hatched in Big Sur, California on April 13, 2018, to biological parents Shadow (209) and Pinnacles National Park Condor (547). She was then raised by Shadow (209) and Phoenix (477). Madeline (936) is adventurous and independent. As a wild-reared condor, she was more than adequately prepared her for life on the magnificent California coast, which she now calls home. Madeline has two siblings, Miracle (538) and Junipero (663).
Madeline’s (936) inquisitive nature led her down to our San Simeon Sanctuary, which has become one of her favorite places to hang out. She is often seen feeding with the most recent cohort of captive-bred condors and doesn’t let dominant Mike’s Bird (566) push her around. As she matures and continues to establish her place in the flock as an adult, it’s possible she may have her eye on San Simeon as a future breeding territory.
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