All,

 

The ABA Rules Statement below has two parts.  There is an “or” and not an “and” 
connecting the two parts of the rule statement so the way I interpret it, the 
California Condor from SW Colorado meets the criteria about the established 
population of California Condors on Vermillion Cliffs, Arizona.  The CO bird 
flew from that established population to SW CO.  Many of the other birds at 
Vermillion Cliffs portion of Grand Canyon were also introduced from the San 
Diego Zoo and at least one pair of the Grand Canyon birds has hatched young.

 

(vi) an individual of a reintroduced indigenous species may be counted if it is 
part of a population that has successfully hatched young in the wild which is 
reintroduced into an historic range of the species may be counted when the 
population meets the ABA Checklist’s definition of being established or when it 
is not possible to reasonably separate the reintroduced individual from a 
wild-born individual;

 

Bill Maynard

Colorado Springs

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Joyce Takamine
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 4:19 PM
To: cobirds
Subject: [cobirds] Condor at Mesa Verde

 

Brandon Percival posted at WSBN that the bird in question is not countable

since it was released from the San Diego Zoo two years ago.

 

Joyce Takamine

Boulder

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