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Go on, find one recorded incident of it happening. Just one. Should be easy, right? You called it a "slaughter", and since there are 237 of them in the wild, all banded and tracked, it should be easy to show some that have been killed by wind turbines.

This whole issue has only arisen because there's a proposal to build a windfarm on a piece of condor range. That's why the builders asked for a waiver before they got started. Maybe it will kill condors when it's built, but so far it hasn't been built and hence no condors have been killed by it.

Of course, if you're so concerned about the condors, you must also back banning lead ammunition, because that actually has been documented as killing a few of the birds.