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Curlew Cam 2020

13 May 2020

The good folks at Curlew Country have launched their Curlew Cam 2020. The live video of a sitting Eurasian Curlew. […]

9 May 2020

Today is World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD). A large number of waders are champion migrants. Two great examples being the

8 May 2020

If you speak Spanish this may prove very interesting: Note the time 23.00 hrs. Something to do to round off

2 May 2020

Australian Wader Study Group Satellite Tagging update #4 Latest satellite tagging news from AWSG. Update #4 for 2020, showing the

1 May 2020

Worldwide Garden Birdwatch, initiated by one of Wader Quest’s sponsors, Experience Wildlife. Why not join the Worldwide Garden Birdwatch? Most

30 April 2020

The April 2020 Wader Quest newsletter Vol 7 Issue 1 is ready to read. Wader Quest News. Colour-ringed Curlews.

29 April 2020

Atlantic Forest Sandpiper doesn’t exist, does it? Whilst living in Brazil, Elis and I enjoyed doing voluntary conservation work with

23 April 2020

A couple of days ago it was World Curlew Day, which was celebrated around the world by those concerned about

21 April 2020

‘Why do Curlews deserve their own World Day? I heard someone ask. I, in turn, asked the same question, but

18 April 2020

The latest update from the Australian Wader Study Group (AWSG) satellite tracking project sent to us by Katherine Leung can

17 April 2020

In these times of social distancing and lockdown getting out to see waders is more or less impossible for most

12 April 2020

It’s that time of year again when many people are tucking into their Easter eggs brought to them by the

7 April 2020

Every organisation is letting people know how the current situation revolving around the Covid-19 pandemic is affecting them, so we

13 March 2020

Here is the Wader Quest logo, designed by Rick and Elis Simpson four years ago this month, in 2015. But

3 March 2020

Hunting Ghosts; between the desert and the deep blue sea. The strong wind, from which the island derives its