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Colca Canyons

Hummingbird nests in Cactus, protest them from Falcons.
Colca Canyons

January 6th 2007
The Colca Canyons are the home of the largest population of Condor birds - 25 couples in total. They live and bread in this area. When in season, the condor will fly the hundred of kilometres to the ocean to feed on sea lion placenta, other times, it will feed on local dead meet, or kill small prey to collect in a few days. The great condor is part of the vulture family, and is the heaviest of ... read more
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