Sep 01, 1991 / Caratinga Reserve (Fazeda Montes Claros) / Red-billed (Red-knobbed) Curassow

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Leg Bands
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Sight
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12.00 or more Reference Source
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20 - 25 Reference Source
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66.70 - 83.30 Reference Source
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Released pairs (although I don't know if these are breeding pairs, since they are too young to breed). All birds were raised together from 2 months of age. 4 killed by predators, likely wildcats and foxes. 1 dead but w/o signs of predation. 2 caught, but not killed by poachers (they were trying to re-sell them). Most birds made nests to sleep in on the first night of the release, some within 15 m of the release pen.
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Jade McGill