Conservationists watched in awe this week as a breathtaking and rare spectacle unfolded — 120 endangered far eastern curlews soared into the twilight sky, embarking on their epic annual migration from ...

An East Lancashire nature enthusiast and photographer was treated to a rare sighting of a flock of curlew on Saturday afternoon, March 9.

Endangered stone-curlews have been brought "back from the brink" in the East of England, with breeding pairs doubling in the ...

The Curlew Recovery Project, based in and around the Cocker Valley, started early in 2024 in response to the rapidly declining number of curlews, which are now on the Red List of the UK Conservation ...

Phil the curlew lives in Mulligan's Flat Woodland Sanctuary in Canberra, where bush stone-curlews were reintroduced in 2014. A decade on, he's part of a flock of an estimated 40 bush stone-curlews ...

In 1985 the number of breeding pairs of stone-curlews had reduced to fewer than 150 nationwide, with about a third based in eastern England. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB ...

Bush Stone-curlews are a nocturnal, ground-dwelling bird found throughout Australia, and are known for their eerie, high-pitched calls, usually at night, according to Birdlife Australia.

It was then he saw two adult bush-stone curlews standing in the middle of the track, pacing and screeching in an effort to protect the young babies at their feet. “[Sean] didn’t know what to ...