#Curlew

Today, April 21, is #WorldCurlewDay. Curlews are among the largest of the world’s migratory shorebirds, & among the most imperilled. 2 of the 8 curlew species are likely already extinct;

Britain holds a quarter of the world’s curlew population. But today we’re in real danger of losing the curlew from many of our landscapes.#WorldCurlewDay ... Reasons for the decline

Graham Appleton

GrahamFAppleton

#Curlew thread from the UK and #WaderTales, in preparation for World Curlew Day: 21st April (@WCDApril21) We need to learn to value and conserve the world's curlews before species disappear

Hi everyone, time for an overdue mea culpa. There’s something that I’ve avoided addressing for way too long about a potentially harmful mistake that I made in my book the

Today, thanks to the work of @WCDApril21, is #WorldCurlewDay.Here's a thread to help explain the importance of the #Medway estuary for this now-threatened species...1/12 Though only a handful of non-breeding

Yer favourite Scots language animal name. Go! Thanks tae awbody whit replied tae this. Ah cannae believe the amoont! Ah mak it tae be aboot 73 names o beasties. Yer

Hot take: the 9 forwards signed by @TorontoNWHL would have given the Whitecaps a run for their money as the NWHL's 2nd-best forward group in 2019-20. Don't sleep on McParland.Darkangelo

Rewilding Ireland

Recently hit this follower number.Anyone know what is significant about this number in a rewilding context? Did you know that wolves were in Ireland that recently?234 years.There are trees standing

Benedict Macdonald

1. This is a thread about the most powerful bird of all: a Guardian Giant. It’s essential to the recovery of nature – and could help farmers and landowners too.

Earlier Thankgiving lore:"Early Americans settlers were indifferent farmers...they were fairly lazy in their efforts at both animal husbandry & agriculture, with the grain fields, the meadows, the forests, cattle, etc,

Trevor's at home!🚴🛵🍺🇬🇧

I've been visiting all the bird sculptures installed by @_MBay by bike recently so thought I'd post a thread on how to find them. For more info see - https://m.morecambebay.org.uk/news/visit-morecambe-bay%E2%80%99s-newest-arrivals

Paweł Warwicker

1/9. A literary beekeeping year at Lumb Bank: a thread by Paviman – half-Polish man of kidneys, letters and bees.@Lumb_Bank @Arvonfoundation #Bees #Calderdale 2/9 2018: our hives in the Pennine

This is Claude Cahun (1894-1954), the best Jewish, French, gay, writer, photographer, surrealist, and anti-fascist WW2 activist you never heard of.Thread Cahun was born Lucy Schwob, in 1894 to

A thread of stanzas from some of my favorite poets' works: 'Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing,Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream

7 Days in ProvenceA thread http://wildlifewander.blog/2020/10/07/7-days-in-provence/ 2020 certainly has shaped up as a year to remember for everyone, everywhere. And for mostly the wrong reasons, or perhaps "reason." A two-week t

Last week I escaped the city for the hills, heard the curlew's call, and watch clouds scud across moody #Northumberland skies. I packed my bag and walked from Belford to