Countdown to WCWW8; 3 days to go
This week we are counting down to Wader Conservation World Watch, with artworks from five fantastic artists. So to our […]
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Countdown to WCWW8; 4 days to go
This week we are counting down to Wader Conservation World Watch, with artworks from five fantastic artists. Now only four
Countdown to WCWW8; 5 days to go
With five days to go to Wader Conservation World Watch, we have decided to countdown with five fantastic artworks from
Wader Conservation World Watch; it’s just around the corner.
Wader Conservation World Watch 8 is nearly upon us. It is easy to take part and a worthy cause to
Global Bird Day – Join Team Wader Quest
The 8th to the 10th of October is Global Bird Weekend and on the 9th is Global Big Day. Each
Wader Olympics for Plover Appreciation Day
In celebration of Plover Appreciation Day, we have reproduced an article written during the Japanese Olympic Games. As we write
Clive Minton remembered in Broome…
For many years now there has been talk of an interpretative centre at the marvellous Broome Bird Observatory. This has
New series; Breeding waders in South America Pt 1 – Lapwings
South America is well known for its many unusual bird families, some of which occur nowhere else; antbirds, hummingbirds, ovenbirds,
Announcing New Wader Quest Patrons
The Board of Trustees is very pleased to announce that Tim Appleton MBE and Penny Robinson, the driving force behind
Wader Swamp Shooting In The Caribbean.
Most of the migratory shorebird species breeding in eastern North America and the Arctic pass over the Caribbean region during
Kentish Plover; What’s In A Name?
The second in the series of interestingly named species is another plover, this time the Kentish Plover Charadrius alexandrinus, as
10 facts about Wader migration for World Migratory Bird Day
Different waders employ different strategies when it comes to migration, here are 10 facts of interest relating to waders and
World Migratory Bird Day
Just over half the wader/shorebird species of the world are migratory, and it is these species that seem to be
‘Banded Dotts’ at Kaikoura film, Nest 38, winner at International Wildlife Film Festival.
It is sad to say that the success of this film rests upon the fact that the ‘Banded Dotts’ (Double-banded
New Wader Quest Pin Badges announced
Earlier this year we asked pin badge enthusiasts which two species, from a list of four (Red Knot, Common Snipe,