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the Amazonas, the white-winged trumpeter among the southwestern part and the green-winged trumpeter among the southeastern part of the Amazonas. The Weltvogelpark Walsrode keeps two of the three species: The grey-winged trumpeter and the white-winged trumpeter. In the big rainforest hall of the Weltvogelpark Walsrode visitors get an insight into the fascinating world of trumpeters. At authentic tropical climate with a humidity of ~85% they get the chance to watch the social behavior and listen to the fascinating calls of trumpeters. Last year the Weltvogelpark Walsrode


achieved a very special breeding success: 22 juvenile grey-winged trumpeters first saw the light of the world in Walsrode.


Most important groundwork of such a magnificent breeding success is of course a harmonic breeding pair. The pair combination, but also the subsequent rearing of juveniles, requires a great instinctive feeling and was, under the supervision of Andreas Frei and Jan Dams, veterinary and biologist of Weltvogelpark Walsrode, perfectly mastered by the hand rearing-team. It was one male trumpeter, which already fertilized in the previous year, at a young age of only 10 month, the first clutch, who ensured that also the following year numerous eggs were fertilized. The clutches contained 4-5 eggs each. They were exchanged by artificial eggs and incubated in a forced air incubator. The artificial eggs were unfortunately not incubated till hatching


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