After nine long years of work, countless efforts and tense waiting, a serious of challenges and disappointments, the team of the Wildlife Rescue Centre is happy to announce the first laid egg of Bearded Vulture for the past over 60 years.
We already have an incubating pair and other two, which are currently building nests. We are keeping fingers crossed for our birds!
The female Griffon vulture Saniye laid an egg at the Wildlife Center in Rakitna. The bird has only one wing due to shooting by a poacher in Turkey. The male vulture named K0J has suffered an uneasy fate too, ended with severe wing’s injury.
The new seven-year project, devoted on Black Vulture restoration in Bulgaria was presented with an official press-conference held on January 22nd in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Since yesterday the Bearded Vultures of the Wildlife Rescue Centre have started their first copulations for 2016!
Our long-term favourite – Leshka the Griffon Vulture, laid the first egg of the Wildlife Rescue Centre for 2016.
We are proud and happy to present you the results of the last five and half years of efforts, devoted to the restoration of Griffon Vulture as a nesting species in the Balkan Mountains of Bulgaria.
We are extremely happy and proud to present you the Chronicle of a Dream Come True Video, telling the story of vultures return to Bulgaria.
