Long-billed curlews are North America's largest shorebird. These distinctive birds can be found in North Dakota for about two months each year during nesting season. Because they are in decline across their range, researchers are capturing and fitting some of these birds with transmitters to learn more about their habitat use, migration and hopefully help determine what factors are driving the population loss. Learn more in this week's North Dakota Outdoors webcast. | North Dakota Game and Fish

Spring is inbound with the calls of the Curlew, it fills we with hope. “The curlew speaks to our wilder selves, its call igniting something deep within that we may have forgotten was there; sparking wonder and joy”. Some also hear its song as a mourning, but it’s hope for me, the lighter days are inbound. #curlew #orkney #sunrise | Orkney Uncovered

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Curlew Custodian Susie runs through the volunteer schedule of feeding one of Victoria's Critically Endangered species. Come and meet the bush stone-curlews in their educational aviaries at the Koala Conservation Reserve. These birds are the public face of the Phillip Island (Milawul) reintroduction program. #NationalVolunteerWeek #CriticallyEndangered #ConservationVolunteers | Phillip Island Nature Parks

The race is on to save one of the most incredible birds in the world ⏰Imagine flying to Siberia to lay your eggs, then flying all the way back to Brisbane's wetlands to find your home destroyed? That's what the Eastern Curlew is facing, unless we stand up against its extinction ✊ | Australian Conservation Foundation