New Featured Wader page – Hooded Plover
We have posted a new Featured Wader page, this time it is the Hooded Plover. All the details of the […]
We have posted a new Featured Wader page, this time it is the Hooded Plover. All the details of the […]
Please find our bumper Wader Quest Newsletter here. There are some fantastic articles again this quarter with contributions from Iceland,
After a great deal of hard graft, late nights and head scratching (mostly on the part of Trustee Andrew Whitelee),
We have a new section on the website for reporting monitoring projects. These can be found under Monitoring in the
The April Wader Quest The Newsletter (Vol 6: Issue 1) is also now out and can be found on the
If you had to choose which family of waders into which you could be born, surely being a curlew of
Update #6 sees the Oriental Pratincoles reaching Cambodia, the Little Curlews setting off from Australia and the Eurasian Whimbrels counting
We have added a new page to the website under the conservation banner entitled Threatened Wader Species. It is
It was a good job we didn’t commit ourselves to the time span between posting the ‘Featured Wader’ pages, as
From update #6 of the VWSG project and #3 of the AWSG project all the updates have been combined under
Oriental Pratincole – All on the go and where they will stop? We really don’t know! Little Curlew – Slight
We have updates for both the AWSG tagging project and the VWSG/AWSG Far Eastern Curlew project.
The Australian Wader Study Group has started an exciting new project. This year the species concerned are Little Curlews and
The Victoria Wader Study Group is tracking the Endangered Far Eastern Curlew. The latest update #5 can be seen on
The 2019 Indian Birding Fair was dedicated to the waders of India. Elis and I had hoped to attend to