The outstanding recovery of the Stone-curlew is a testament to what can be achieved when conservation groups, farmers, and governments work together. With well-designed agri-environment schemes ...

As James Symonds, a warden at the Trust, told the Eastern Daily Press, "It's not something we take for granted as stone-curlew were on the brink of extinction in the UK as recently as the 1980s ...

A SHORT note (Proc. Roy. Zool. Soc. N.S. Wales, 1933–34) records the presence in a suburb of Sydney of a fine specimen of stone curlew, which has attained a great age for such a bird. He was ...

Posterior probability density curve after the last known specimen (skin of known whereabouts) in 1983 indicating the likelihood that Slender-billed Curlew is extant, based on patterns of records.

The curlew’s call is giving way to silence, but in parts of Ireland, farmers, scientists, and local communities aren’t giving up. It’s only fitting that we stay hopeful with them.

A rare bird has been making a return to Oxfordshire and Berkshire thanks to a conservation project. The number of pairs of stone-curlews in the counties has increased from nine to 17 in the last three ...

A stone curlew — one of Britain’s rarest and most secretive birds — caused a stir among birdwatchers at Walton Hall Marshes ...

Jo the bush stone-curlew seems to like living outside the hardware store, where he can spend his time admiring himself in the window.

A STONE curlew — one of Britain’s rarest and most secretive birds — caused a stir among birdwatchers at Walton Hall Marshes.

NSW government puts hundreds of sandstone bollards on Urunga foreshore to protect critically endangered beach stone-curlew Never mind the bollards: Hundreds of sandstone blocks have been left on a ...

STONE-CURLEW are making a triumphant comeback across southern England and East Anglia, with the RSPB hailing work done by farmers for the increase.