20 years old geese vulture from Tirol Zoo sighted and recognized

A joyous and not very everyday reunion took place with a geese vulture, over 20 years old, which had hatched in 2004 in the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo. The bird was recently discovered and photographed in St. Lorenzen in the Lesachtal in Carinthia next to a "colleague". But how could one identify the magnificent bird with "Place of birth Innsbruck" at all? One of the geese vultures photographed wore a marking ring with the marking "Z26". How please? Z…

The goose vulture hatched 21 years ago in the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo and was then released. It was "traceable" by means of a label

The joy of reunion is great: after almost 20 years, a wild geese vulture from Tyrol has now been recognized in Carinthia. "It is always touching when we see that our work bears fruit," says the Innsbruck Zoo.

A more than 20 years old goose vulture from the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo was recently discovered in the Lesachtal in Carinthia.

A joyous and not very everyday reunion took place with a geese vulture, over 20 years old, which had hatched in 2004 in the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo. The bird was recently discovered - next to another "colleague" - on an economic route in St. Lorenzen in the Lesachtal in Carinthia - with a marked ring, which was marked "Z26". Ultimately it turned out: it was the out-of-wild alpine zoo geese vulture.