Henry was trying to balance four plates of bacon and eggs at the same time, so Jessie answered it after wiping her hands on her apron. “Hello?” “Jessie?” It was Lindsey, and she sounded frantic. “Lindsey? What’s wrong?” “The California condors are missing!” “Missing? You mean they’ve—” “Yes, I’d appreciate it if you could all come down as soon as you can!” Lindsey said. Then the line went dead. The Alden children gobbled up their breakfast and rushed down to the zoo on their bicycles. They found Lindsey in one of the back rooms of the Bird Barn. It looked similar to the back room in the mammal house, except for a huge enclosure at one end that had been made by closing off part of the room with long strips of wood and lots of chicken wire. “That was where they were,” Lindsey said. “Up until last night.” The floor of the cage was bedded with sand, wood chips, and huge rocks. In the center was a small tree. There were no leaves on it, just bare branches.
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