site.btaFour Egyptian Vultures Fitted with Transmitters to Help in Endangered Species’ Protection

Dimitrina Solakova

Egyptian vulture (Birdlife Europe Photo)

Sofia,

26.08.2023 18:03

(BTA)

Four Egyptian vultures were fitted with GPS transmitters in Bulgaria’s Eastern Rhodope mountains this summer. The data on these birds’ movements will help in the protection of their globally endangered species, the Bulgarian Society for the

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