Griffon Vultures and Cinereous Vultures (c) Pilar Oliva
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Anti-poisoning patrol in Spain collecting poisoned baits
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Griffon Vultures (c) Bruno Berthemy
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Mistral with his news friends (c) Alain Hérault.
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Egyptian Vulture at Kotel Mountain (c) Hristo Peshev
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Illustrative photo (c) Nic Proust
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Presenting one of the captive-bred Bearded Vultures to the public (c) Q. Martinez - Parc Naturel Regional des Baronnies Provençales
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The dead Cinereous vulture (c) Colectivo Azálvaro
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Egyptian and Griffon Vulture chicks (c) Erez Erlichman
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The Griffon Vulture in Dumitresti village
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16 of the 27 poisoned vulture carcasses recently discovered in Zululand - Image Supplied
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The Cinereous Vultures at their new home at the Green Balkans Rescue Centre
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Bearded Vultures Cintu and Orba during the public presentation on Monday 10 June
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Our Bearded vulture captive breeding manager, Alejandro Llopis Dell, presenting one of the vultures (c) VCF
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One of the ten Cinereous Vultures (c) Vulture Conservation Foundation
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The return of Bearded Vulture Elizabeth to the wild (c) Hegalaldia Rescue Centre
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Bearded Vulture (c) Hansruedi Weyrich
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Griffon Vulture Kupala (c) L. Gerlinde Hillebrand
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Egyptian Vulture (c) Bruno Berthemy
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Egyptian Vulture feeding in Sardinia (c) LIFE Under Griffon Wings
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One of the captive-bred Egyptian Vultures photographed at a feeding station after their release
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Egyptian Vulture Douro's transmitter (c) Antonio Monteiro
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Dead Egyptian Vulture in one of the reserves. (c) Nursery Forestry of Navarra
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One of the young Bearded Vultures presented to the crowd ahead of his release into the Parc Naturel Régional du Vercors (C) Pascal Conche
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X-ray showing two bullets and an ingested unknown metallic item (c) Cerba Vet
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Cinereous Vulture Brínzola spotted in Belgium (c) Wouter Van Gasse
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Monitoring breeding Griffon Vultures in the Eastern Rhodope Mountains (c) Dobromir Dobrev
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Eight Griffon Vultures found poisoned in the Golan Heights (c) Dudu Pils/Israel Nature and Parks Authority
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A camera trap photo of the curious reintroduced Cinereous Vultures of Bulgaria who take apart camera traps
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A young Egyptian Vulture donated by Jerez Zoo in Spain being transported to the Green Balkans Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre ahead of its release into the wild (c) Green Balkans
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Young Bearded Vulture in the Italian Alps
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Colleagues from Spain leading a practical workshop to identify wildlife poisoning as part of our Balkan Vulture Anti-Poisoning workshop with a Griffon Vulture that died of natural causes
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Riga, the Cinereous Vulture photographed in Albania (c) Brano Rudić
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Local school children attending the public ceremony of the release of a captive-bred Bearded Vulture in Spain
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The first Bearded Vulture chick born in Aude in the eastern French pre-Pyrenees in 2016 could be joinned by another chick this year
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Cinereous Vulture in the transport box for the CERAS after its capture in the Natural Park of the Serra de São Mamede (c) O. Urbano
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A young chick from Ostrava Zoo
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The two Bearded Vulture chicks from Estonia's Tallinn Zoo in their travel cases
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Representatives from organisations that have signed up to the partnership agreement for the new Antidote Programme Protocols for Action
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Griffon Vulture Kvarner caught in flight during their travels in Italy (c) JU PRIRODA
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A Golden Eagle discovered poisoned in the Dadia-Lefkimis -Soufliou Forest National Park (c) Lavrentis Sidiropoulos.
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The survey team in Morocco (c) ICUN
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A Cinereous and Griffon Vulture
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One of the two Golden Eagles poisoned in Montenegro (c) CZIP/BirdLife Montenegro.
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