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RSPB projects working with farmers to bring Stone-curlew back from the brink

Summary by farminglife.com

One of our most threatened birds, the Stone-curlew, has seen a rise in population numbers in Wessex and the Brecks thanks to the work of the RSPB in collaboration with farmers, landowners and other partners across farmland, grassland and heathland habitats.

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RSPB projects working with farmers to bring Stone-curlew back from the brink

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RSPB press release – Stone-curlews – Mark Avery

Projects working with farmers to bring endangered bird back from the brink celebrate over double the number of Stone-curlew thanks to 40 years of effort Stone-curlew at autumn roost. Photo: Andy Hay (rspb-images.com) Two projects working to benefit Stone-curlew, a threatened and unique looking bird, are celebrating their 40th anniversaries, with the population now having more than doubled in size since a nationwide population low in the 1980s …

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