The first is on Long-billed Curlews,” said Sandra Johnson ... which has demonstrated a troubling slide in numbers over the years, the curlew migrate even farther for winter to parts of Texas ...

the long-billed curlew (Numenius americanus) is North America’s largest shorebird. In winter it employs its eponymous feature to probe for shrimp and crabs in Mexican tidal mudflats, and in ...

The Eskimo curlew, a migratory bird ... Restoring the ivory-billed woodpecker would illustrate how even the most iconic species, long presumed lost to time, could flourish again with the right ...

"The Short-billed Curlew," says the former ... these birds sometimes frequent the fields, in company with the Long-billed Curlews, where brambles abound; soon get very fat, and are at that time ...

Nestled behind New Mexico’s largest city is a beacon of hope, where South Valley community members rejected industrial ...

GPS and satellite tracking devices are often used by biologists studying game species, but as the technology has gotten better (and much smaller), biologists have started using tracking devices to ...

THE iconic call of the curlew for generations has been associated with the start of spring. Sadly, the curlew is one of the country's most rapidly declining breeding bird species. But in Cumbria ...

The bush stone-curlew is a quirky and charismatic bird. From the front it looks like a caricature, with bulbous yellow eyes jutting cartoonishly out the side of its head. It has a round body and long ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. A long-distance move shares many of the same challenges of any move to a new location, except everything takes longer, is typically ...