-
includes many
species known as sandpipers, but also
others such as wood****s,
curlews and snipes. The
majority of
these species eat
small invertebrates picked...
- part of the diet of the
critically endangered or
possibly extinct Eskimo curlew (Numenius borealis) on its
spring migration and the
extinction of the locust...
- The
Druridge Bay
curlew was a
curlew that was
present in
Druridge Bay,
Northumberland in May 1998,
whose species identification proved to be controversial...
- the
large family Scolopacidae. It is one of the most
widespread of the
curlews,
breeding across much of
subarctic Asia and
Europe as far
south as Scotland...
-
birds three species are
particularly noteworthy. Up to 20
pairs of stone-
curlew representing 12% of the
British po****tion
breed on the plain. The area...
-
Curlew Camp was an artists' camp
established in the late 19th
century on the
eastern s**** of
Little Sirius Cove, now part of
Greater Sirius Cove in Sydney...
- The
Battle of
Curlew P**** was
fought on 15
August 1599
during the
campaign of the Earl of Es**** in the Nine Years' War,
between an
English force under...
-
interest in the
class at the club
which resulted in the
first 2 Seabirds,
Curlew No.30 and
Goeland No.31
arriving at West
Kirby in 1907 and 1909 respectively...
- HMS
Curlew (1812) was a
Royal Navy
Cruizer class brig-sloop
built by (William) Good & Co., at
Bridport and
launched in 1812. She
served with the Navy for...
- HMS
Curlew was the
mercantile sloop Leander,
launched at
South Shields in 1800. The
Royal Navy
purchased her in 1803 and
named her
Curlew as
there was...
