This is at the Peregrine Fund's World Center for Birds of Prey. The condors there now all live in rather plain mews that are hidden from public view. They know their condors and have been breeding them almost as long as LA and SD. I'm sure the actual display will be nice and meet the birds needs, but it definitely won't be a "world-class" exhibit that you'd expect to find in a zoo. Honestly, I'm not thrilled with this design, but I'll just be glad to have some condors back on show again.
