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Photo story: The Flight of the Condor

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epa07797829 Peter Wenzel trains the young condor Molina in the Eagle Reserve in Bindslev in northern Jutland in Denmark, 27 August 2019. Molina came to the Eagle Reserve in November 2018 as a youngster and has since every day been trained by Peter Wenzel, whom he considers his parent. As an adult, the condor, which is a vulture, could have a wingspan of up to 3, 5 meters and weigh up to 15 kg, making it the world's largest flying land bird. It is expected that Molina can be presented to guests in the reserve in 2020. EPA-EFE/Henning Bagger DENMARK OUT

Peter Wenzel trains the young condor Molina in the Eagle Reserve in Bindslev in northern Jutland in Denmark.

Molina came to the Eagle Reserve in November 2018 as a youngster and has since everyday been trained by Peter Wenzel, whom he considers his parent.

As an adult, the condor, which is a vulture, could have a wingspan of up to 3, 5 meters and weigh up to 15 kg, making it the world’s largest flying land bird.

It is expected that Molina can be presented to guests in the reserve in 2020.

The world's largest flying land bird, the condor, trains in the Eagle Reserve in BindslevThe world's largest flying land bird, the condor, trains in the Eagle Reserve in Bindslev

 

Photos: EPA-EFE/Henning Bagge

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Topics BindslevCondorDenmarkeagle reserveHenning BaggePeter Wenzel

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