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1964 Press Photo Climbing to an aerie to preserve Golden Eagle

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Experts Go Mountaineering - To Preserve the Rapidly Vanishing Golden Eagle. The Golden Eagle, which is rapidly becoming an extremely rare bird, in spite of being protected by law practically everywhere, is still to be found in mountain regions of Switzerland. Recently mountaineering experts climbed to the peaks of the 2,000 metres high Mount Pilatus for the purpose of "ringing" young birds in their native aerie's, risking their lives in an effort to preserve the grand creatures. Keystone Photo Shows: Climbing to an aerie over 2,000 m. high up the face of Mount Pilatus, Switzerland, to "ring" the young Golden Eagle.

Photo measures 8.25 x 10 inches.

Photo is dated 7-27-1964.



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